Description

BURY ST EDMUNDS

TL8564SE ANGEL HILL 639-1/8/184 (East side) 12/07/72 No.34

GV II

Shop and offices, formerly shop and house. C16 core, early C19 front. Timber-framed, faced on the front with painted brick; slate roof. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys; a one-bay addition on the north and a small rear extension. Basic 2-cell plan. 3 window range, 2 16-pane sash windows in deep reveals and one central blocked window. Late C20 shop front in traditional style with a plain fascia, vertical glazing-bars to lights and a central entry. A door on the left leads to the storey above. The small adjacent section on the north is timber-framed and rendered on the upper storey and faced on the ground storey with a projecting layer of painted brick; shallow-pitched slate roof. It has a canted bay on the upper storey with sash windows in heavy moulded cased frames, 12-pane to the central window, diminished side-lights. INTERIOR: the main range has an original stud partition dividing the upper storey into 2 rooms; on the ground storey a chamfered main ceiling-beam with curved stepped stops is mainly boxed in. The extended rear wall has a section of random stone blocks.

Listing NGR: TL8555864130

External Links

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