Description

TL 4848 PAMPISFORD HIGH STREET
(West Side)

10/205 No. 7 (The Dower
29.10.74 House)

GV II

House. Late C16 or early C17. Timber-framed with plastered infill, weather
boarded south gable to eaves height, thatched roof; rectangular planned red
brick ridge stack. Cellar and two storeys with attics. Main range of two
bays, chimney bay and wide bay to north jettied to east and west elevations
with possibly the chimney bay jetty underbuilt in east elevation. Part of
the framed truss remains of a former wing to the south. An original south
entry to the main range is indicated by jetty brackets, and an inserted
doorway to north bay blocked; main entrance with C20 glazed door to left of
centre; two ground floor and two first floor horizontal sliding sashes with
leaded lights. Interior: Stop-chamfered ceiling beams, moulded mantel beam,
rectangular plaster overmantel with large thistle below a crown and deep
scroll boarder. The house was restored c.1972 (C&PL).

Listing NGR: TL4971848171

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26420549

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