Description

OVING ROAD
1.
972
(North-West Side)
Nos 64 & 65
(The Wheatsheaf Inn)
No 66
SU 8704 21/353
II
2.
Early C19. 2 storeys. No 64 is red brick. Nos 65 and 66 grey headers
with red brick dressings and vertical lacing courses. No 64 has 2
windows. Nos 65 and 66 1 window each, and one blocked opening each.
Together they form an L shape. Tiled roof. Small cornice with modil-
lions below eaves. Nos 65 and 66 have sash windows with flush boxes
and rubbed brick voussoirs. No 64 has windows in shallow reveals with
wooden lintels. Glazing bars intact. No 64 has part of the ground
floor cut away for the public house front. Nos 65 and 66 have doorways
in moulded frames with cornices over. No 65 has the date 1816 and the
bricklayer's name in an ogee-shaped plaque on the 1st floor.

Listing NGR: SU8731104914

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26637215

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