Description

PATRINGTON MAIN STREET TA 32 SW (east side) Patrington Haven 7/46 House adjoining to rear of The Burn's Head Inn - II

House, now partly incorporated in public house. Early-mid C18 with later alterations. Pantile roof. Originally 2-room lobby-entry plan, later converted to 2 houses. East front: 2 storeys with attic, 3 first-floor windows. Blocked central opening, flanked by Cl8-C19 inserted board door and window to right beneath segmental arches, and C20 blocked door and window to left. Original first-floor openings: central blind window flanked by sashes beneath segmental header arches. All windows boarded over at time of resurvey. Stepped eaves. Brick-coped and tumbled gables. Large axial stack with corbelled cornice. Left and right returns have attic board doors beneath segmental arches; projecting C20 stack to right return. Interior not investigated. Part of the C18 development at the head of Patrington Haven. Navigation of the Haven ceased in 1867 and it was infilled c1970. Adjoining ranges are not of special interest.

Listing NGR: TA3057321181

External Links

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