Description

BUCKINGHAM

SP6933 CHURCH STREET
879-1/6/43 Nos.13 AND 14
03/04/73

GV II

House, now pair of cottages. Mid-late C18, with older origins.
Red brick in Flemish bond with plain-tile roof and brick end
stack. 2 storeys and attics; ? window range. 6-panel
part-glazed door to left of centre with moulded wood surround,
rosettes to top angles and thin straight hood, C20 door to
right of centre with flat-arched head. 20-pane sash window to
ground floor right with wood lintel, tripartite sash window to
ground floor left with flat-arched head. 12-pane sash to 1st
floor right, 2-light casement window to right of centre and
3-light casement to 1st floor left. Wave-moulded plinth with
cellar window to left, dentilled brick eaves to right of
centre, wave-moulded and stepped brick eaves to left of
centre. Pair of hipped roof dormer windows to left of centre
with 2-light casements.
INTERIOR: No.14 has chamfered spine beam and mid-C18 wood
chimneypieces with eared surround, thin pulvinated frieze and
dentilled cornice. Fitted corner cupboard with shaped shelves.
Collar truss roof.

Listing NGR: SP6940533654

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26500005

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