Barnfield Crescent, Exeter
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Barnfield Crescent, Exeter
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 18 Jun 2014
Local builder-architect Matthew Nosworthy graced the centre of Georgian Exeter with a number of very high quality terraces to rival many of those in London. They are distinguished by their expanses of handsome red brick, stucco bands, arched ground-floor windows and Coade stone doorcases. Barnfield (which lacks the Coade stone) was built in 1805. Grade II* listed. The lower building on the left was added in 1840. All now converted into offices. Was a whole crescent planned?
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Image Location
Latitude
50.723304
Longitude
-3.52531