Description

SP 91 NW CHEDDINGTON STATION ROAD

4/12 Nos. 11, 13 and 15
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- II

Row of 3 houses, formerly 4 cottages. Dated MDCCCLX(?)1 on central
stone plaque with Rothschild mottoes. By George Devey. Red brick with blue
and yellow diapers. Left bay has upper storey of whitewashed roughcast,
and is jettied to front on brackets, with ornamental tile-hanging to
gable. Other bays have first floor brick band-course, the right bay
with half-timbered gable, the second bay with large similar eaves-line
dormer. Tiled roofs, dentil bargeboards, 3 brick chimneys, the outer
chimneys with flanking diagonal shafts. Picturesquely asymmetrical.
1 ½ - 2 storeys, 4 bays. Left bay projects, right bay is slightly
advanced. Barred wooden casements, mostly 3-light, some lights without
glazing bars. Ground floor windows have shallow triangular relieving
arches. Third bay has hipped eaves-line dormer with C20 casements,and
single light in blocked doorway. Gabled porch to left side, lean-to
porch in angle between left bays, both with board doors. Later gabled
brick porch to right side.

Listing NGR: SP9204818129

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26411387

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