Description

HARWICH

TM2532NE CHURCH STREET
609-1/1/20 (South West side)
20/06/72 Nos.38 AND 39

GV II

Two semi-detached houses. Early C19. Gault brick with
timber-framed SE wall clad in painted weatherboarding and
Welsh slate hipped roof with lead roof and red clay hip tiles.
EXTERIOR: front has plain parapet and 4 double-hung sash
windows with small panes, recessed under slightly arched,
rubbed brick heads. Ground floor has 2 similar double-hung
sash windows and 2 Doric door cases with flat hoods, pilasters
and door with 4 flush panels and rectangular plain fanlight
over. No.38 has C19 yard entry door with 4 flush panels and
cast-iron screen in front of lower half of window. Black
tarred plinth and holes for former bootscrapers. 2 ridgeline
stacks.
Rear elevation is of red Flemish-bond brickwork and
modillioned cornice, now obscured by 2 hipped roofed,
2-storey, red brick extensions, one in clay pantiles (No.38)
and the other in concrete plain tiles. Lower half of walls are
rendered and a 2-storey flat-roofed projection between
extensions. Flush double-hung sash windows with moulded
surrounds on rear one with segmental brick arch over. Linking
yard wall between projecting extensions.
INTERIOR: No.38 is an early C19 staircase with wreathed
handrail, stick balusters and tapering newel with fluted base.

Listing NGR: TM2591432720

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26585967

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