Description

WESTWOOD HILL SE26 1. 4424 (North Side) Nos 26 & 28 TQ 3471 37/265 18.8.72.

II GV

2. Third quarter of Cl9. No 26: 2 storeys, 3 windows. Tudor style with high pitched slated roof gabled at right and left. Pinkish stock brick with stone dressings, ie quoins, lst floor string, and surrounds, mullions and transoms to two and three-light casement windows. Lights have Cl3 type shouldered arches. Irregular, alternating block surrounds to windows and to segment-headed, double chamfered doorway, Modern door. Set back left bay, No 28: 2 storeys, 3-bay front, gabled. Left bay split by chimney. Pinkish stock brick now rendered except for chimney. Mock timbering on lst floor. Stone lst floor string. High pitched slated roof. One-two-and three-light casements, some with transoms. Shouldered lintels to lights. Headstopped hoodmoulds. Similar 4-bay west return to Jews' Walk, has modern bay window on ground floor right and two other small windows inserted. At ground floor left a stone window bay has cornice with gargoyles, and parapet. Wide, segment headed double door, in double-chamfered reveal, has headstopped hoodmould over. Included to complete group, although altered.

Nos 14 to 26 (even) form a group.

Listing NGR: TQ3496471710

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