Description

NORTH STREET 1. 5404 Nos 33 and 34 TQ 13 SE 1/228 II GV 2. House, now two shops and accommodation. Early C17. Weatherboarding over timber frame, plain tile roof, brick stacks. Two storeys. The ground floor is composed of two shops with fully glazed fronts and recessed doors. The first floor has two small rectangular bay windows of C19 or early C20 date. The large brick stack is roughly central but forward of the ridge. The exposed gable end is blind except for an attic light. At the rear is a short brick wing with tiled roof parallel to the main range, served by a large external brick stack. Inside, this stack has a large fireplace, now featureless. All the main posts of the three-bay frame may be seen on the first floor together with the wall plates and slightly cambered tie beams. Heavy purlins and short straight windbraces at the junctions with the outermost principals.

Listing NGR: TQ1752530750

External Links

• Wikidata Q26636817

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