Description

MANNINGTREE HIGH STREET TM 1031 (south side)

9/145 Nos. 38, 40 and 42 including attached church wall to left 21.2.50 (east), Co-op Pharmacy, Dry Cleaning Centre and Krystyna GV II

Formerly houses, now 3 shops. C16 or earlier with C17 additions to south and east, C18 facades and later alterations and additions and rear ranges. No. 38, Co-op Pharmacy. Timber framed and plastered facade, C16 original red brick rear wing, grey slate roof, right red brick chimney stack, rear left fine tall C16 red brick chimney stack, moulded base, 6 octagonal shafts with moulded rings and capping. Moulded eaves cornice. 2 storeys. 5 first floor small paned vertically sliding sashes, 2 similar windows to ground floor left, central 6 panelled door, reveal panels, moulded capitals and bases to half columns, moulded frieze, flat canopy. Right C19 shop front, pedimented pilasters enclose the fascia, C20 shop door to left, window to right. No. 40, Dry Cleaning Centre. Painted brick, red plain tiled roof. Left external large attached shaft chimney stack shared with No. 42. 2 storeys. Central 2 storey bow with C20 casements to each floor, brick bands at window head height. C20 door to right. No. 42, Krystyna Hairstylist. A lower, smaller 2.storey.range, painted brick, grey slate roof, tall, attached shaft red brick chimney stack to right, shared with No. 40. Single small paned vertically sliding sash window to first floor. Shop bay window to right with glazing bars. Fascia over. Left recessed C20 glazed door, reveal panels, fluted surround, frieze, fluted brackets, flat canopy. To left, east, is a remnant of the wall and buttress of the demolished Parish Church of St. Michael and All Angels, said to have been built 1616 and demolished 1906, of red brick and flint with plinth. The buttress forward of No. 42, the wall continuing through the ground floor return. The original red brick rear wing has 2 and 3 light mullion windows. Various other rear ranges. RCHM 2.

Listing NGR: TM1072431857

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