Description

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5213 SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD ROAD

TL 70 NW 9/1 Springfield Lyons

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Complex range of buildings from C17 to C19, now one house. 5 main elements to garden front.
2 to entrance front. Garden front 1) To right. Late C17 timber-framed house, stuccoed
in early C19. 2 storey and attic. plain tile roof with central stack and 2 gabled dormers.
Originally 4 window range to 1st floor of sliding sashes with glazing bars, but 2 to left
replaced by siiigle page Inter C19 timber oriel with canted sides', 5 iiindo%is and plain tiled
top. Supported on cast-iron brackets. 3 small sashes to ground floor. Adjoining in
centre, 2) a lower early C17 timber-flamed house, stuccoed in early C19. Plain tile roof
with end stacks. Originally 2 storey and attic, 2 window range with 2 large bargcboarded
gables, Now 2 C19 1st floor 3-sided bays with tile roofs reach up into gables. 3 irregular
spaced sliding sashes with glazing bars in cased frame to ground floor.

Adjoining, to left, 3) C1800 red brick house with hipped plain tile roof and end wall stacks.
Double pile. 2 storey and basement. Originally 5 window range, but 2 replaced by later C19
yellow brick and stone. 3 slided full-height bay, spoiling elevation. Central long round
headed stair window with radiating brick head. and glaring bars over door in plain wood
architrave surround. To right, 2 window range of sliding sashes with glazing bars in flat- arched surrounds. Plain wood eaves cornice. Inside several 6-panel doors and timber
cornices. Staircase with bracketted string and mahogany rail, Fireplace in SE corner room
with laric columns and figures in relief.

Rear elevation stuccoed, 2 windows only visible, rest oioscurred by 4) large rendered mid to
late C19 rear extension. Hipped plain trite roof. 2 storey and attics. Across rest of
entrance front, running paralell to 1 and 2 is 5) a long range, stuccoed with plain tile roof
Continuous ridge with off-centre brick stack and gabled half-dormer feature to right. Mixed
fenestration of sliding sashes with glazing bars, casements and one 5-sided oriel bay with
sliding sashes and glazing bars reaching up into gable. Possibly early C18 double range to
No 2 extended in late C18 or early C19 behind No lo,

Listing NGR: TL7338908360

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26530543

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