Description

MALDON

TL8506NW HIGH STREET 574-1/9/104 (South West side) 24/09/71 Nos.114, 114A, 116, 116A

GV II

House, now offices, flat and shops. Early C19. Main block of Gault brick with hipped slate roof, with parallel rear range with hipped plain tile roof. Nos 114 & 114A of red brick with Gault dressings and with slate roof, gabled to front and hipped to rear. No.116A of Gault brick with gabled slate roof. EXTERIOR: main block (No.116) of 3 storeys and cellar; 5-window range; 2-storey blocks either side of frontage. The front of the main block has blocking course and moulded brick dentilled cornice. On the 2nd floor there are five 2-light windows with gauged brick flat arches. Raised double-string band between storeys and 5 French windows, with C20 metal frames, on 1st floor, with balcony of cast-iron decorative balusters. Ground floor has 2 canted stuccoed bay windows supporting balcony with sash windows with central vertical glazing bars and corner pilasters. Central door surround of similar stucco pilasters, recessed door and panelled reveals. 2-storey rear wings, one with canted bay window of C19, and C20 extensions under construction at time of survey. Nos 114 & 114A have moulded brick parapet and 2-light casement window over C19 shop front of 4 lights with transom and door with rectangular fanlight. The north-west flank has an early C19 shop front of 3 lights with pilasters and cornice/hood. To the south-west are 2 doors and a 2-light casement on each storey. No.116a has moulded brick parapet and, on the 1st floor, a C20 window under gauged brick flat arch. The ground floor has tall C19 shop front with fascia. Flank to south-east is of rendered brick with C20 canted oriel at 1st floor. INTERIOR: ground floor room of main block has elliptical-headed recess with keystone and panelled pilasters and simple plaster cornice. Other front room has modillioned plaster cornice and semicircular arched recesses flanking former fireplace. Staircase has pilaster-like motif at top and bottom supporting handrail. One 1st-floor room has fireplace with shouldered architrave.



Listing NGR: TL8525006950

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