Description

MATLASKE THE STREET,
TG 13 SE
(North side)
8/75 Nos. 18 and 19
II
Two attached cottages C17 and C18; 2 higher bays to right, 3 lower bays
to left. Right hand side 2 bays: galletted knapped flint with brick
dressings under black glazed pantiles; dogs tooth cornice and remains of
former castellated brick cornice. 2 storeys and attic. Two cross casements
to each floor with glazing bars; right end internal stack with 2 fat
octagonal brick shafts on chamfered square plinths. Right hand gable windows
all with square brick hood moulds; 2 blocked to ground floor; one blocked
and one with brick mullion to first floor; one blocked, one with wood mullion
to attic. Rear outshut in brick with pantiles. Stair turret in flint with
large blocked side window under square brick hood mould. Left hand side
bays: 2 storeys and attic; ground floor flint, upper floor rendered, black
unglazed pantiles; 3 casements to each floor, 2 roof dormers, 2 doors to
ground floor. Left hand gable of coursed flint and brick, upper part
rebuilt. Single storey brick extension on flint plinth to rear dated 1868
ITM (John Thomas Mott) on plaque. Octagonal chimney shaft of 1868 at gable
end of extension.

Listing NGR: TG1502334880

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26591520

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