Description

WYMONDLEY CHURCH GREEN
TL 2128 (North side)
Great Wymondley

10/144 Manor Cottages
- Nos. 1-6 inclusive

GV II

Block of 6 estate houses, now private houses. 1871 for C.W. Wilshere,
Lord of the Manor, sold separately in later C20. Red brick with steep
pitched handmade red tile roof banded with scalloped tiles and extended
as a rear catslide roof over single-storey outshuts. A long block of
2-storeys, double-fronted, estate houses enclosing the N side of the
Green, facing S. Each house has a central-entrance, end-chimneys plan,
with especially large stacks at the ends of the block. Boxed water pump
at W gable end of block. Symmetrical 3-windows wide houses, with
casement windows, pointed relieving arches to ground floor windows, and
segmental arches to doors. Formerly known as Golden Row. Included for
group value.

Listing NGR: TL2138828565

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26470206

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