Description

TL 2755 GREAT GRANSDEN CAXTON ROAD

(East Side)
15/29 The Plough Public House
- with attached stables and
hayloft

GV II

Public house dated 1841 on north facing gable wall, added to
existing row of cottages in East Street. Long range to north
includes stables and hayloft. Two storeys. Red brick with low
pitched, hipped slate roofs. Three tall red brick stacks. West
elevation has at first floor, two loft doors, three hung sash
windows with'glazing bars in cambered arches and one horizontal
sliding sash with glazing bars. Three ground floor windows
include one large three-light hung sash window to right of six-
panelled door in moulded wooden frame, and two double boarded
doors to north. Included for group value with cottages in East
Street.

Listing NGR: TL2712655933

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26506079

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