Description

1.
5155 CHURCH STREET
(North-West Side)
Stony Stratford
No 36
SP 7840 1/60 12.6.55

II GV

2.
Originally 2 houses. Stone with C18 diapered brick front, shallow pitched late
slate roof, deep eaves with paired brackets. 4 brick chimneys. 4 widely spaced
windows to 1st and 2nd floors, sash with glazing bars, plain wooden cases, shallow
stucco reveals and small cill, painted stucco head slightly arched with keystone.
Moulded band at 1st floor level. Ground floor, cement rendered, has 1 window at
both extremities similar to those described above. In the centre is a wooden "colonnade"
of 4 bays, plain piers supporting an entablature with triglyph frieze. Originally
paired doorways with 2 windows between, the entrance is now at the left hand end,
the other 3 spaces have each a late 2-light casement window. There is a 2 storey
extension to the right. Brick. 2 windows. Bracketted eaves to slate roof. 2
light 4 centred arch headed windows on 1st floor. Modern window on ground floor
to right of coach arch.

Nos 36 to 40 (even) Church Street form a group with Stratford House, Mill Lane
and all the listed buildings in the Market Square.

Listing NGR: SP7862640391

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26453036

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