Description

TG 2308 NW ELM HILL (north-west side) 16/306 26.2.54 Nos. 12 to 16 (even) GV II 3 houses, now 2 shops and house. Timber-frame Nos. 12 & 14 brick on ground floor; No.16: rendered on ground floor. First floor and dormers rendered throughout. Plain tiled roof. Brick coping to rendered left gable; brick gable-end chimney to right. 2 storeys and attic; first-floor jetty; 6 first-floor windows (one blocked). Central passage has moulded surround and door with ribs, iron studs and four-centred head, and includes a smaller door of similar design. Flush panelled and part-glazed doors to Nos. 12 and 14 have simple identical moulded doorcases with corner roundels. No.16 has a 6-panelled door and simple fluted doorcase.Ground floor windows have glazing bars with external shutters to Nos. 12 & 14. The window of No.12 is slightly bowed, similar to another in the left side elevation. No.16 has one small glazing-bar sash window with wooden shutter, and 2 large-paned sash windows flanking the door. 5 first-floor mullioned and transomed casements, and one similar in side elevation. Box cornice beneath 3 gabled dormers with casements, plain bargeboards and turned pendants. Rear of Nos. 14 and 16 have flint rubble walls and diaper-pattern brickwork. Used as a monastery for a short time after 1864, under Rev. J,L.Lyne, self-styled Father Ignatius.F

Listing NGR: TG2318808843

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