Description

SU 8446 NW 6/124
SU 8446 7/124
26.4.50
1099

BRIDGE SQUARE
(North West Side)
No 12
No 13

(Formerly listed as No 6)

GV
II*

No 12 and left hand (south-west) part of No 13 together form a timber-framed
building on a north-west - south-east axis; the right hand (north-east) part
of No 13 seems to comprise a wing with a separate system of framing. On the
basis of recent investigations (1970-71) No 12 may have originally been a 2-storey
building and the connecting wing in No 13 may have had a 1st floor hall.
Entrance front of No 12 faces south-west on to the yard of the Maltings. 2
storey, 2 window late C18 front with central doorway and blocked 1st floor
central opening. Old tile gabled roof continues into No 13. Tall panelled
external brick stack at left hand end with herringbone pattern in central panel.
1 small dormer. Multi-coloured brick front. Timber-framing visible in upper
part of gable end. Windows with segmental heads; 4 panes wide except for a
1st floor upper window which is 3 panes wide. 4-panelled door with architrave
frame; modern flat hood over. 1 storey extension of 1 bay and door at north-west
end.
No 13:- 2 storey and attic. Timber-frame with brick nogging, with moulded
beam at foot, to upper part, which probably oversailed ground floor originally.
The lower part rendered brick. Gable end to left hand and small attic casement.
2 3-light leaded casements on 1st floor. 2 Yorkshire casements on ground floor.
The left hand return front has one window, 4 panes wide on 1st floor with
double half-glazed door to right hand on ground floor. South-east returning
wall, which connects with No 12, is rendered above; of brick below and with
timber-framing visible at right hand end on 1st floor. No 12 undergoing careful
restoration at time of re-survey.

The listed buildings in Bridge Square, Firgrove Hill (West Side), Red Lion
Lane (North West Side) and Nos 57 amd 59 Abbey Street, form a group.

Listing NGR: SU8410346521

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17548814

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