Description

Braughing village
TL 3925 BRAUGHING GREEN END
(east side)

9/10 Nos 36, 38, 40, 42, and 44

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GV II

Block of houses. Circa 1800. Timber frame plastered with stucco
low plinth. Low pitched slate roofs. An irregular row of
contiguous houses in 3 parts with carriageway through middle
part. All of 2 storeys but the double-fronted No 44 at N end is
highest. Slightly lower is No 42 which extends over the
carriageway. Nos 36, 38 and 40 are deeper and slightly lower
than No 42. This S part is one and a half handed pairs of small
houses each with one window to each floor, and door remote from
fireplace. Flush box sash windows, larger on ground floor with
moulded surrounds and 6/6 panes. 8/8 panes on 1st floor. Early
C19 3-panel moulded door with panelled pilasters and corner
blocks and flat-moulded hoods. No 42 has 2 windows to each floor
and central door. Flush sashes with moulded surrounds and 6/6
panes on both floors. Reeded surround to 4-panel flush door. No
44, 3 windows wide symmetrical W front with windows similar to No
42 and 6 panel fielded door with reeded surround with corner
blocks and paterae. Flat moulded hood on shaped brackets.

Listing NGR: TL3937325373

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26584047

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