4-28 St Nicholas Street, Chester
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4-28 St Nicholas Street, Chester
Image: © Stephen Richards Taken: 19 Aug 2014
A uniform terrace, dated 1781, distinguished, by Chester standards, by its length, and some good entrance details (Image]). A plaque attributes the design to Joseph Turner. Grade II listed. Now all converted to offices. The same plaque records that "in the 19th century, the terrace was known as 'pill-box promenade' because many of the houses were occupied by doctors".
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Image Location
Latitude
53.188891
Longitude
-2.895223