Description

TQ 35SE GODSTONE C.P. HIGH STREET (east side)
GODSTONE

6/108 Nos 77 - 83 (odd)

GV II

House row with shops to ends. C18 altered in C19 and part restored.
Part timber framed, red and blue brick to centre on rendered plinth,
roughcast with applied timber framing to right end, whitewashed brick
to left end. Plain tiled roofs restored to right, with stacks to rear.
Two storeys. Plat band with one course of blue headers as decoration
over ground floor centre, boarded eaves above. 4 glazing bar sash
windows to first floor centre, 2 C19 sash windows in moulded frames to
right. C19 half glazed door with flanking plate glass windows under
C19 vertical shutters to left end (No.77 Butchers shop) behind copper
tent porch hood on thin pillars. 2 to centre on pedestals, 6 panel door,
top two panels glazed to left of centre under flat porch hood on brackets.
(No.79) 4 panel door to right of centre (No.81) and further 6 panel
door to right and under dentilled porch hood on brackets. (No.83
Antique shop) right hand return front has framing exposed.

Listing NGR: TQ3507251534

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26658076

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