Description

1. PEASCOD STREET

5130
Nos 93A and 94
SU 9676 NE 3/196
II
GV
2.
House now shops and offices. C17, altered early C18, refronted C1840. Timber
-framed, stuccoed to rear and flank elevations; red brick facade; old tiled
roof, felted flat crown. Double-depth plan, the rear unit probably later,
gabled to rear. Two storeys; 3 windows the centre blank, the others glazing
bar sashes under flat rubbed brick arches. Later C19 shop fronts by pilasters
and consoles to ground floor; that to left one bay wide and intact, that to right
two bays wide remodelled in C20 within late C19 framwork. Simple string course
of three projecting courses below parapet. Roof hipped to right; roof dormer
with 2-light casement window. To rear and flank elevation, 3 sashes with segmental
heads and broad glazing bars, early C18. Inside, the front right-hand first floor
room was until the C20 divided into two; the C18 coved ceilings of both survive,
with enriched plaster cornices. Some C17 panelling is reused in attic partitions.

Listing NGR: SU9650876703

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26411171

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