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The Lozells and Soho Hill Conservation Area contains a largely
mid-Victorian townscape of well-built terraced houses, many of
which have stucco facades, slate roofs, canted bay windows,
moulded cornices and pilastered doorways. The designated area also includes the Tudor-style Convent of Our Lady (circa 1840) on Hunters Road, the Gothic Revival church of St Silas (circa 1854) on Church Street and the Venetian Gothic Santon Works on Soho Hill (circa 1910). It also includes Soho House, the former home of pioneer industrialist Mathew Boulton. This website contains an index of listed buildings in the Lozells and Soho Hill Conservation Area. |
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