Description

TL 3629 BUNTINGFORD HIGH STREET
(east side)

7/13 No 22A, and No 24
(formerly listed as No 22
22.2.67 and No 24)

GV II

Shop, now offices. C16, C19 rear extension. Timber frame,
plastered with steep old tile roof. A 3-bays, 2-storeys, jettied
medieval commercial building with lofty Ground floor, upper floor
designed as a large room with N bay partitioned, a carriageway
through S bay on Ground floor which may not be original, and
apparently no provision for a fireplace in the original building.
Street front has 3 flush 2-light casement windows of horizontal
proportion (renewed), a deep plaster cove under the jetty,
returned at each end, a central entrance to a recessed C20
shopfront, and 6-panel door at the LH end serving the 1st floor.
In carriageway on RH, and in shop exposed timber framing and
heavy flat joists with axial beam (mortices for axial partition
in middle bay). 1st floor has chamfered deep cambered tie-beams
with chamfered arched braces.

Listing NGR: TL3624729490

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26394665

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