Description

The entry for TWYFORD HIGH STREET

12/11 (east side)

Oak Cottage & Home Grown Shop

should be amended to read HIGH STREET (east side)

The Old Butchery

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SU 4824 TWYFORD HIGH STREET (east side)

12/11 Oak Cottage & Home Grown Shop

GV II

Cottage with attached shop. C16 core refronted and extended C18. Timber- frame encased and extended in brick, later colourwashed or rendered, old plain tile roof. 3 bay C16 building with early C18 cross-wing added to right bay and late C18 smaller shop attached to right side of it. Left bay rebuilt as garage with double doors under segmental arch. Early C19 6-panel door in segmental arch to left in centre bay, with irregular C20 windows in older segmental head openings to right. 3 2-light gables dormers. Stack between centre and right bays. Cross-wing has large C20 3-light casement and C19 6-pane door with rectangular fanlight to right, 2-light casement over and hipped roof. Narrower wing has shop front of large window with door to right and signboard over, 2-light casement above, dentilled eaves and hipped roof.

Listing NGR: SP4791724434

External Links

• Wikidata Q26589253

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