Description

1.
799 CHURCH STREET
(North-East Side)
No 1
SP 8113 NE 1/19 7.4.52.

II*

2.
C18 front. Two storeys and attic, with cellar. Vitreous brick with red
dressings and window surrounds. Moulded brick eaves cornice. Old tile
roof. Two-light gabled dormer casements. Five windows on first floor
plus panel to right hand of centre and over door, with plate dated 1739.
Five windows on ground floor, segmental headed. All windows with moulded
frames and fluted keystones. Eight-panel door in panelled reveal with
architrave, third bay from right hand, in doorcase of engaged Doric columns,
entablature and pediment, approached by three stone steps. Timber framed
gable end. Interior shows heavy moulded ceiling beams, square stops and
shaped wall post, and roof beams, all C16. Part of stairs original. (See
R C H M). Lower wing on left with wide ground floor carriageway, first
floor door to loft.

Listing NGR: SP8180313809

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17535413

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