Description

ST 79 NE CAM HOPTON ROAD 4/25 (east side)

Nos 41, 43 and 45

II

Three dwellings in row. C17. Rubble, pointed on road frontage, return wing, right, rendered, stone slate roof, front. Long block with very steep roof pitch, brick stacks to gables and principal stack to ridge one bay in from right gable. Two storeys plus attic, 3+2-windowed: left half C19 casements, 3 light at first floor, one 3-light and two 2-light, ground floor. Right half, 3-light wood casement with transome at first floor, blocked doorway and modern casement, ground floor. Late C20 glazed door in plain heavy wood surround to right of windows in left half, blocked door opening in right half, adjacent. Return wing, right, two storeys, 1-windowed, sashes without bars, and modern door in re-entrant angle; three storeys to gable to road. Small C19 2-light casements back.

Interior: Large open fireplace with stone cheeks and heavy wood bressumer near re-entrant in block; various heavy moulded and stopped beams, substantial collar and tie roof structure. This property probably built in three stages; reputed to have been Workhouse during C19.

Listing NGR: ST7581899329

External Links

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