Description

TG 2006 S EATON STREET, EATON
(north-west side)
36/295
5.6.72 No.7
GV II
House. C19. Small close-set flints on ground floor; larger flint rubble
above; red brick details (partly colour-washed);rendered to left side
elevation; pantile roof; 2 red brick chimneys. C17 Dutch style. Main
facade at right angles to road; 2 storeys; 3 first-floor windows with
gable-fronted bay to left. Panelled door (2 glazed) to left of centre
is flanked by brick pilasters supporting gabled pediment with moulded
brick details. Casement windows to right and left have dentilled brick
pediments and another similar on first floor to left has leaded lights.
Windows in right wing have glazing bars with one tripartite round-headed
casement. Dentilled parapet to gable has stone capping, moulded brick
kneelers and ball finial. Street frontage with parallel ridge of one
window range has dentilled pediment on ground floor with fragments of
earlier brick door jambs to right.

Listing NGR: TG2027906216

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26303172

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