Description

SP 62 NE STEEPLE CLAYDON NORTH END ROAD
(east side)

3/115 Rnenolds Close

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- II

House. C15-early C16, altered and extended C17. Timber framed
with plaster and whitewashed brick infill, some herringbone. 3
older bays to left have 2 cruck trusses, curved windbraces and
ridge beam on yoke. C17 right-hand bay is box-framed with tiled
rubble stone lean-to to front. Remainder of roof is thatched, with
hip to left and small half-hip to right. Large stack with thin
brick between right-hand bays, another smaller chimney between
left-hand bays. Older section has 1½ storeys, C17 bay has 2 storeys
and attic. Irregular leaded casements with diamond panes to ground
floor. 3rd bay has original bowed 3-light window. 2 windows to
first floor in thatch. Central ledged door. Tiled rubble stone
oven projection in angle between 3rd bay and lean-to. Rear has
similar casements and 2 doors, one a lobby entry. Sun and Royal
Exchange fire insurance plaques on post at S.W. corner.

RCHM II pp.274 Mon. 22-3

Listing NGR: SP6991727375

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26509788

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