Description

BICESTER CAUSEWAY
SP5822S
3/1 (North side)
20/03/70

GV II

Restaurant and dwelling, C17. Limestone rubble with some brick dressings; timber
framing, partly rendered, with brick infill; plain-tile roof with brick gable
stacks. T-plan with linked rear block. 2 storeys plus attics. Rendered 3-window
front has a jettied first floor, on irregularly-spaced shaped brackets, with
4-pane architraved sashes; ground floor has a blocked central doorway (now a
window) between inserted shop windows and has a further doorway to extreme left.
Large stack to right of steep-pitched roof is C18. Left gable wall is rubble;
right gable wall is rendered and returns to a short rear wing of light
framing with brick infill. Larger central wing links to a lower rear block, both timber
framed. Interior: winder stair. Noted as dated 1676.

Listing NGR: SP5841222339

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26298676

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