Description

1.
5389

TQ 06 NW GUILDFORD STREET
SP/721 (West Side)
Nos 23 and 25

II 9/121

2.
House and shop. First half of C18 with later alterations. Timber framed with
brick nogging. Rendered front wall. Plain clay tile roof to front pitch and
short parallel rear range; old pantiles at rear. Brick flanking stacks with
external breast on south of front range. Two ground floor front rooms with
end stacks and separate external entries; central rear stairs; rear outshut,
partly built up on south to form separate range. Front elevation with paired
doorcases with entablatures and shallow hoods, ledged doors, sash window with
glazing bars to left hand, and three-light window in frame with glazing bars to
right hand; two first floor windows, with central vertical glazing bars only.
Rear wall with diagonal brace; straight windbraces to roof; timber framed north
gable to built-up rear outshut. Interior: roof with straight windbraces;
fireplaces with iron grates; quarry tile floors to pantry and scullery.

Listing NGR: TQ0390666477

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26535078

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