Pier Terrace, Grade II listed building in West Bay, Bridport, England.
Pier Terrace is a Grade II listed building in West Bay that extends across three stepped blocks constructed with Portland stone. The upper floors feature decorative tile-hung cladding that covers the exterior surfaces.
The complex was designed by architect Edward Schroeder Prior between 1884 and 1885 as ten lodging houses providing sixty bedrooms in total. Following two major fires in 1929 and 1973, extensive restoration and modernization took place.
The design shows regional building traditions through double pitched roofs and bay windows that shape how this coastal street appears. Visitors notice these details immediately when walking past the facades.
The building is a residential complex with various flats ranging from one to three bedrooms, with kitchens and living spaces on the lower floors. Visitors should note this is a private residential property best viewed from the street.
The building survived two major fires in 1929 and 1973 that changed its appearance and required significant restoration work. These events left marks on the structure that remain visible today.
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