Description

ROMSEY EXTRA LEE
SU 31 NE
7/9 Nos.1,2,3 & 4 Church
Cottages

II

Row of estate cottages, of Tudor style. c1879, by W E Nesfield. Walls of red
brickwork in English bond, the upper walling at the front being jettied on
brackets, and timber-framed, with plaster panels having incised patterns, tile-
hanging within the gables: small stepped buttresses at each end of the front
wall. Tile roof, patterned bargeboards; prominent stacks with a pattern of
vertical ribs. Symmetrical (north) front of one storey and attic, four windows,
with large side gables and two gabled-dormers. Casements, those at the front
having small leaded panes, 6 x 8 to each of the four-light casements, 6 x 5 above
6 x 7 to the mullion and transom dormers. Plain boarded doors. Single-
storeyed outshots at the rear, and a separate sanitary block (now stores).

Listing NGR: SU3506819411

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26623454

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