Description

TG 2308 NW WRIGHT'S COURT
16/964 (off Elm Hill)
Nos 1-3 (inclusive)
5.6.72 and 3a
GV II
House(s), now shops. C16, remodelled C19 and later. Brick part-painted with
rendered plinth, some rendering and 2nd storey of No 3a has exposed timber
framing with red-brick infill; pantile roof. L-plan adjoining rear of No 43 Elm
Hill (q.v.), probably part of an earlier courtyard house. Main range (Nos 1-2):
3 storeys and cellar. Scattered fenestration. 2 mullioned and transomed ground
floor windows with leaded lights (one with iron casement) flanked by 2 doors;
No 1 half glazed; No 2 ribbed with iron studs and in moulded doorcase. Leaded
casement to left. Mullioned casements under segmental brick arches include 2
C20 replacements on first floor or No 1. Range parallel to Elm Hill (Nos 3 and
3a). Wooden doorcase with overlight to left of large-panel sash window. Large
first-floor oriel window of 8 lights with filleted mullions and transomes. One
second-floor casement. Interior of both parts has moulded beams and panelling.
The sequence of additions can be deduced from the rear wall visible from Norris
Court Gardens.

Listing NGR: TG2323808886

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26303601

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