Description

TR 0446 0546 WYE THE GREEN
(east side)

8/244 Nos. 23-27
27.11.57 (formerly listed
as 2 separate
items - No 27 and
Church cottage)
GV II

House, now house pair/hall of residence. C16, refaced in part late C18.
Timber framed and rendered and clad with red brick, with plain tiled roof.
Two storeys and basement on plinth, with jetty to end right. Moulded
wooden eaves cornice to 2 left hand bays (No. 29), to hipped roof, stepped
down to right and hipped, with central stack. Tripartite glazing bar
sash with gauged head on each floor to left, with glazing bar sash over
half-glazed door with pediment hood to centre. Basement opening to left.
Boarded door to right (No.27). Centre right bay with 3 light wooden
casement on each floor, with segmental head on ground floor, and 4 light
wooden casement to right on ground floor. The rear elevation most clearly
shows the house pair as a single structure, a 4 framed bay hall house (or
continuous-jettied through passage) plan, with rear wings hipped with
gables, half-hipped and catslide outshot.

Listing NGR: TR0545246766

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26511562

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