Description

1. CHEAP STREET
5127
No 63
SU 4766 NW 8/74 29.9.50

II*

2.
Circa 1796 town house (date plaque on front "TG 1796"). Two storeys and
dormers. Double fronted with 3 bays, Half-hipped, mansard tile roof. Multi-coloured stock brick. Parapet. Flat-headed dormer sashes with glazing bars. Segmental bowed bay windows rising full height of outer bays; 2-light sash windows with glazing bars. Architraved central 1st floor window with stucco
head and glazing bars. Good Doric doorcase with open pediment; round-arched doorway with decorated fanlight and panelled door.
Interior with 2 good Adam chimney-pieces. The builder of the house, T Green, formerly had a datestone of 1788 in the now demolished north garden boundary
wall at the rear.
(Trans. Newbury Field Club 7 (1935) 82).

Listing NGR: SU4731266842

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17553307

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