Description

TG 04 SE KELLING THE STREET

3/73 Beck House
20.2.52

GV II

House, former farmhouse, C18 with later additions to left and C17 rear wing.
Brick, black glazed pantiles. 5 bays, 2 storeys and attic. Shaped gable,
Flemish garden wall bond, coloured headers to first floor, moulded cap to
plinth, moulded platband, dentil cornice. Central recessed door of 6 panels,
4 glazed, windows c.1900 with contemporary twisted brass handles, 4 cross
windows to first and ground floor, single light with transom above door,
2 gabled roof dormers with 2-light casements; end internal stacks. 2-bay
2-storeyed addition to left, first floor raised or rebuilt C20, door to
right, 4-light casement to left, very large gable end external stack. Right
gable: flint base to brick plinth with moulded brick cap, stretcher bond
to ground floor, Flemish garden wall bond above, platbands at first and attic
floor, small attic window. Rear: 2-storeyed C17 wing in coursed flint behind
bays 3-4, thin brick dressings, blocked window to south return first floor
and to west gable. 2-storeyed brick extension to left behind 5th bay has
ground floor angle curved in header bond. Single storey lean-to extension
to right against front range. Interior: 2-light square mullioned window
at rear of 5th bay - now internal, main staircase behind 4th and 5th bays,
perhaps repositioned, dog leg, closed string with turned balusters to treads,
ramped handrail; staircase to attic behind stack to first bay; panelling
c.1900 to right ground floor room; butt purlin roof to rear wing.

Listing NGR: TG0932742777

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26591831

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Recommended Books

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  Listed Buildings and Other Heritage Assets
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