Description

WATTON-AT-STONE HIGH STREET TL 3019 (Northeast side) Watton-at-Stone 9/180 No. 101 - GV II

House. C17 origins probable, recased in late C18, extended early and later C19. Yellow stock brick with red brick dressings. Some timber framing probable. Steeply pitched hipped tiled roofs. 3 cell 4 bay front range with 2 C19 blocks added to rear. 2 storeys. Entrance to left of centre with a 6 panelled door, 4 fielded panels, margin lights. Doorcase with pilasters, fluted blocks in frieze, dentilled cornice, open pediment. Over entrance and on both storeys in outer bays are 3 light small pane casements in shallow reveals with cambered gauged brick heads. To right of entrance a bay with blind segmental headed openings and a ridge stack. Red brick plat band and quoining. Stone coped parapet. Left end extruded stack with offsets. Right end has cement render behind brick refronting, no parapet, weatherboarded lean-to outshut. To rear right is a C19 block with a right end internal stack, coped parapet, hipped roof. To rear left a later flat roofed block, projecting slightly to left with an extruded stack, higher parapet, extending further to rear. Attached to rear right a late C19 red brick outshut with a stack to rear and a further weatherboarded outbuilding. Interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: TL3020819316

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