Description

ORWELL HIGH STREET
TL 3650
(North side)
14/274
No. 43
GV II

Cottage. Late C17. Clunch, rendered with steeply pitched roof now covered
with abestos. External side stack to rear wall of centre bay, rebuilt in
C19. End stack to west gable end dates from a C19 sub-division. Three bay
plan with entry to cross-passage between centre bay and a narrower bay,
probably for storage, at east end. One storey and attic. Three dormers.
Two C20 windows and doorway to former cross-passage. Inside: The partition
wall between the cross-passage and the hall has been removed. No wall
framing is visible, except for part of a post associated with this partition
wall. The ceilings of two ground floor rooms are exposed and have heavy
Joists laid flat and unmoulded. The bay at the east end is narrower and
incorporated with the cross-passage and possibly a storage area. The roof
rafters are original. It is of clasped side purl in type.

Listing NGR: TL3656050435

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26458472

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