Description

WISBECH TRAFFORD ROAD
TF 41 SE
2/254 Medworth
II

House c.1900. Voysey style sloping buttressed walls and chimney
stacks. Red brick ground floor, roughcast render to first
floor, plain tile roofs with patterned ridge tiles terminating
with two dragons at hips of main range. Five tall stacks with
original chimney pots. Two storeys with wing to right hand.
Deep boarded eaves with large patterned iron brackets, gable
bargeboards. Canted oriel window at first floor of wing on
carved wooden brackets with segmental planned bay window to
ground floor. All windows with pegged wooden frames. Large
first floor window two storey projection surmounted by tall iron
weathervane, to left hand of main entrance and mullioned and
transomed window in segmental arch. Plain entrance with half-
glazed door.

Listing NGR: TF4708410116

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26419544

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