Description

5274 EAST HILL
Nos 14 8c 16
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TQ 5473 3/31
II
2.
House, now house with shops. C19 with later alterations. Stock brick with red brick dressings and quoins. ~~ of 4 storeys with two bay elevation to East Hill; originally, from evidence of C19 maps, with steps and entrance facing West before construction of No. 12 in late C19 or early C20. No. 16 of three storeys, two bays. No. 14: bands at second and third floor levels; cornice. Ground floor shop window
and doorway retains late C19 or early C20 casing. Three-light sash window on first floor. Sash window to left hand on second floor with blocked opening to right hand. No. 16: C20 shop front on ground floor. Sash window to left hand on first and second floors, first floor sash partly concealed; narrow blocked openings to right hand. Interior: No. 14 has C 1~ staircase from first to second floor. C1~ ceiling cornices; C19 panelling has been uncovered on landings and stairs and in rear room on second floor. No. 16 has C19 doors and a short strech of straight baluster balustrade.
C19 fireplace surround in rear upper room. Internal intercommunication with No. 14.

Listing NGR: TQ5457173999

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26543303

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