Description

CHIPPING NORTON MARKET PLACE
SP 3027-3127
3/34 No 1 (Lochalsh
Needlework)
GV
II
Shop. Lochalsh Needlework comprises one bay of an early C18 Baroque town
house and the former stabling, possibly early C17, of the adjoining inn, now
The Fox Hotel. Coursed and squared rubble stone to the former stables and
ashlar to the Baroque bay with a steeply pitched gabled stone tiled roof and
E end stone stack. The roadside front has for its western bay, the 2-storey
and attic E section of the former town house with projecting keystones above
first and attic windows separated by a deeply undercut cornice. The attic
stage has a pedimented top. The ground floor window has been removed and
replaced by a 3-pane C20 shop window. Next to this the reused lintel of
the original early C18 ground floor window sits above a part-glazed C20
door. There is a further C20 window at first floor level along the stable
facade.

Listing NGR: SP3134427008

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26478316

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