Description

BUCKINGHAM

SP6933 CASTLE STREET
879-1/6/30 (South side)
13/10/52 Nos.14 AND 15

GV II

Two houses in one building. Mid-C18, altered and extended C19
and C20. Red brick in Flemish bond with plain-tile roof, and
brick ridge and end stacks. T-plan to No.14, double-depth plan
to No.15.
2 storeys and attic; 5-window range. Central carriageway
divides houses with C19, Tudor-arched chamfered brick head.
6-panel, part-glazed door to right (to No.14), approached by 3
stone steps, with reeded wood surround, overlight, panelled
reveals and moulded cornice. Panelled, part-glazed door to
left (to No.15), approached by 4 stone steps with low flanking
walls ending in short polygonal piers with moulded bases and
caps. Door has large central panel framing an incised band of
concentric circles, reeded wood surround, rectangular
fanlight, panelled reveals and curved ridged timber canopy.
16-pane sash windows to right of centre to No.14, 12-pane
sashes to left, all with flat-arched, gauged brick heads,
which have flush painted stone key and spandrel blocks; one
blank window to 1st floor centre of No.15 with similar head.
Plinth, storey band and corbelled brick eaves. 4 hipped roof
dormer windows with 2-light casements. 4 small rectangular
painted stone reliefs of a lion with one paw raised, set at
regular intervals above storey band.
A full-height wing projects to rear of No.14. No.15 has
2-storey brick wing, panelled to front range with hipped slate
roof and row of 12-pane sashes to 1st floor with flat-arched
heads.
INTERIOR: No.14 has moulded wood coved cornice to front room
and former basement kitchen with fireplace, which has timber
lintel.

Listing NGR: SP6952833868

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26571633

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