Description

PLUMSTEAD CHURCH STREET
TG 13 SW
(North side)
7/82 Nos. 30 and 31)
(Immediately east of
Church of St. Andrew)
II

House, now 2 cottages, C17. Brick in English bond, upper part of walls in
Flemish bond, pantiles. Single range of 3 bays, 2 storeys and attic; crow
stepped gables; thick internal gable end stacks. Flint plinth to 2 left hand
bays; doors to first and third bays, 3 steel framed casement windows to ground
and first floor all C20. Gable ends: single storey lean-tos, 2 blocked windows
to attic and first floor with brick square hood moulds. Attic windows of left
hand gable with terracotta rondels showing Mott arms, c 1864. Rear: Brick
plinth, flint lower walls; 2 ground floor windows of rendered brick, one with
2 rendered brick mullions.

Listing NGR: TG1328834883

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26301232

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