Description

TR 04 NW BOUGHTON ALUPH MALTHOUSE LANE
(north west side)

5/21 Nos. 4 and 5,
Malthouse

II

2 cottages. C16 with C18 addition. Timber framed and clad in brick on
ground floor, a tile hung on first floor, with plain tile roof. No. 5,
to right possibly an early C16 Wealden House, the jetties and recessed
hall disguised by the later cladding. 2 storeys, with a steeply hipped
roof with gablets, large ridge stack to right behind entrance, small
end stack to right. Irregular fenestration of 3 windows, C19 casements
with C20 tripartite sashes on ground floor. C19 door to right
with flat hood on brackets. No. 4 to left is C18 addition, in brick,
separately roofed with plain tile hip to front. 2 storeys with small
truncated end stack on left. 1 window, a glazing bar sash in segment
headed opening, with a plain plank door to right.

Listing NGR: TR0272347717

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26565965

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