Description

TL 8422-8522 COGGESHALL MARKET END
(north side)

9/136 No. 10 (formerly
31.10.66 listed in Nos. 8/10)

GV II

Two houses combined to form one house and garage. Late medieval and C18,
altered in C19 and 1986. Timber framed and weatherboarded, roofed with handmade
red plain tiles. The W house comprises a late medieval range of 4 bays with
gable end to the street, internal stack at left, 2 storeys. The E house
comprises an C18 shorter parallel range, 3 storeys. The left range has one C20
fixed window of 8 lights on the ground floor, and one C20 sash of 16 lights in
early C19 style on the first floor; small gable and short connecting roof to the
house to the left, no. 2 West Street. The right house has a garage door of
almost full width, on the first floor a sash similar to the first, and on the
second floor, a C20 casement; roof hipped to front and back; the rear elevation
and the left return of the second storey are weatherboarded, the remainder
plastered. The left house has an underbuilt jetty at the front. Internal
studding has been removed, but mortices and wattle grooves indicate that
originally there was a through-passage on the left of a small enclosed area to
right front, probably a shop. Plain joists of horizontal section arranged
longitudinally in front bays, transversely in rear bays. C18 hearth with
rounded back, 0.23 metre jambs and unchamfered mantel beam, to rear of large
enclosure representing the external stack of no. 2 West Street. Early C19
3-flight stair with turned newels, moulded handrail, and introduced turned
balusters (the last installed 1986/7). Roof rebuilt in C18/19. Introduced
internal doors. One door with re-used C19 linenfold panelling. The ground
floor of the right range comprises a full-length garage, fully plastered
internally. Other introduced features. Original roof with dragon ties
supporting the hip rafters. RCHM 59.

Listing NGR: TL8496322558

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26622321

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