Description

HIGH STREET (west-side) 1. 5242 No. 89a SO 97 SE SP/587 II GV 2. House. C17 & C18 , altered in C19. Part timber-framed and part red brick. Timber-framed wing to east with brick unfilling underbuilt in brick and stone; wing to west of red brick, rendered on first floor. Plain tiled roofs with stacks at each end of west wing. 1 1/2 storeys to left with 2 storeys and garret to right. Cross-gable to left with stone underbuilding to right on ground floor with single two-light mullioned window and garage door to left. Two-light garret window above, with later inserted window to right. Small window above to right, above principal rafter where gable-end has been incorporated into later wing to right. Right-hand wing set back slightly. Platbands over both ground and first floors. Cross windows on first floor with segment-headed reveals and boarded-up windows on ground floor with segmental relieving arches above. A low wing to left joins No. 89A to No. 89, High Street (qv).

Listing NGR: SO9600770846

External Links

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