Description

TL 4412
9/14

GILSTON
EASTWICK ROAD
(south side)
Pye Corner

No 30

GV
II

House. Late C17. Long, one and a half storeys, timberframed,
plastered house facing W. Low brick plinth. Dry-dashed walls.
Steep old red tile gabled roof with 2-flue central chimney one
third from N gable. Small gabled dormer on wall plate to right
of chimney over 3-light casement window to middle room. 3-unit
plan with service room at S axially divided. Chimney at upper
end but parlour fireplace may be an addition. Door appears to
have been moved northward. 3-window front with 2-light windows
at each end, 3-light window to middle room and plank door under
dripboard on its right. An interesting late example of the 3-
unit plan in a roadside timberframed house. Part of a
picturesque group at Pye Corner.

Listing NGR: TL4485112137

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26394514

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