Charles Dickens birthplace

This looks as if it should be an affluent part of the city. Far from it. The motorway entering the city runs behind this building and properties in the street’s surrounding this where built post ww11, high rise flats and far from pretty.

[Diana]

A lovely capture of what looks like a well kept house. such a pity about the one next door.

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful!

[Lis Lapthorn]

How lovely.

[moni kozi]

Pretty sad for the neglect on the bowed part, but very pretty overall sight

[katy]

Terrific light Sue. It does look like a better part of the city from this perspective

[Carole Sandford]

They do look grand, very similar to some that are right by our cathedral in Lincoln & that is an affluent part of the city.

[Dawn]

Cool

[Mags]

It sure looks lovely today!

[*lynn]

beautiful building and so well kept

[Bill]

I bet it was affluent in his day.

[Suzanne]

I wonder what Dickens himself would have to say bout the locale now??

[JackieR]

I visited years ago, you've made it look very affluent

[Susan Wakely]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond rose tinted glasses!

[Shutterbug]

The brick work is beautiful, but looks like the plaster could use some work.

[Kathy A]

The one on the end could do with a bit of work but apart from that they are nice looking buildings

[Kathy]

The red brick buildings are well kept up from the outside.. The building on the end could use a little work.

[Babs]

Looks very well maintained, not so the house on the end of the row though. Maybe that one is in the process of being renovated.