Description

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FELBRIGG THE GREEN
TG 23 NW
6/60 Nos. 14 and 15 including
front garden area walls.
II
Pair of attached cottages. Dated 1777, extended in C19. Flint cobbles with
red brick dressings including quoins and window and door surrounds. Steeply pitched
pantile roof with tiled raised gable ends and corbelled brick modillion eaves
course. Gable end stacks with brick shafts.
Plan: Pair of attached 1-room plan cottages with a third cottage (No 16, not
included) added at the right hand end in C19 and 2-storey rear outhuts and a
single-storey, outbuilding added on the left end of No 14 later in the C19.
Exterior: 1 storey and attic. Almost symmetrical front with pair of doorways
to right and left of centre with small casement between and larger late C18 or early
C19 mullion-transom casements to left and right in segmental brick arch openings.
The doorways have blank doors, the right hand (No 15) with C20 wooden porch . Over
the small central window a stone tablet inscribed "W" over "W.E. 1777". Single
storey C19 outbuilding to left of No 14 has hipped pantile roof, larger 8-pane
window and blank double doors on front. 2 small gabled dormers over No 14.
At the rear the roof has been raised over C19 2 storey outhut with a red brick
and flint rear wall.
Including circa late C18 or early C19 garden area wall in front of both
cottages; flint cobbles with chamfered brick coping; the higher wall at left side of
No 14's front garden has flint capping.
Interior: Only the ground floor front room of No 15 was seen. It has a
chamfered voss beam with runout stops and a winder staircase to side of stack.
Note: The W at the top of the inscribed tablet appears to be the monogram, WW,
of William Wyndham of Felbrigg Hall.

Listing NGR: TG2048239643

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26301526

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