Description

1.
5401 MALTRAVERS STREET
(North Side)
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No 38
TQ 0107 1/185

II GV

2.
Mid C18 [2 bricks in rear inscribed "V N 1768" and "S F 1768"] with mid C19 south
front. South front is brown brick with grey headers and some grey stretchers.
Pitched tile roof with projecting purlins and ornamental bargeboard. Red brick
chimney. Pulborough stone window sills, and latter above ground floor.
3 storeys and attics. Ground and 1st floors coursed into brickwork and quoins
of the raised pavement of circa 1849 (qv). Ground floor has planked door with
stopped chamfered embrasures in very deep reveals; and tripartite mullion and
transom window with stopped chamfered embrasure, and casements with ornamental
lead glazing bars. 1st floor contains main entrance, approached by raised pavement
(qv). 1 6-panelled door on 1st floor with tripartite oblong fanlight, under lean-to
tiled porch taken on ornamental wooden brackets corbelled out, beside it 1 canted
bay window with hipped tile roof and casements with ornamental lead glazing bars.
2nd floor has 2 segment-headed mullion-and-transom windows (east one bipartite,
west tripartite) with casements, ornamental lead glazing bars, and stopped chamfered
embrasures. Attic storey has 1 segment-headed tripartite casement window with
ornamental lead glazing bars and stopped chamfered embrasures.
North elevation is nodular flint with red brick dressings. Casement windows with
glazing bars. Interior has mid C18 staircase.

Nos 14 to 34 (even) are sometimes called The Parade.

Nos 34 to 44 (even) form a group.

Listing NGR: TQ0160607071

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26540395

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