Description

TL 90 NW
7/8

GOLDHANGER
FISH STREET
Nos. 2 and 4

GV
II

3 cottages now 2 dwellings. C17/C18 or earlier with later alterations and
additions. Timber framed and plastered with zigzag and ashlar pargetting. Red
brick facing to No. 2. Red plain tiled roofs of 3 levels with rear crosswing to
No. 2. 3 red brick chimney stacks visible from road. No. 2. One storey and
attics, 4 light shop window with central glazing bars, moulded surround and
fascia over. To the right is a C20 glazed door in brick surround with tympanum
and brick arch. The 2 left ranges are of 2 storeys. 4:2 window range of
various small paned vertically sliding sashes, sashes with glazing bars and
small paned casements. There is a C19 hipped red tiled bay with small paned
glazing, probably a former shop window to No. 4. Central 4 panelled door to No.
4 with flat canopy on brackets, date 1750 inscribed above. An attractive range
of buildings, situated at the corner of Fish Street and Head Street, an area
known as The Square.

Listing NGR: TL9045108781

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26404792

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