Description

SP 1400-1500 FAIRFORD LONDON STREET (south side)

14/178 Terrance House and Hughenden House

GV II

Two adjoining houses forming one building. Late C19, probably refronting an older fabric. Ashlar front on coursed rubble stone, front roof too high to be visible, rear in stone slates to Terrance House, asbestos cement slates to Hughendon House. Rendered and brick end stacks, with central stone ridge stack raised in brick. Single deep range of 3 storeys. Three windows, plain cambered lights to second floor, round headed with moulding above imposts on first floor, both 2/3/2-light stone mullions. Small stone eaves cornice with ball flowers, and panelled plat band below first floor. Ground floor has 2/4/2-light with doors between, with continuous flat moulding and dropped keystones. Round-headed lights with circle and mouchettes above each, below flat moulding. Doors have shouldered arches and plain fanlights and C20 doors.

Listing NGR: SP1522500976

External Links

• Wikidata Q26540273

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