Description

SNAITH AND COWICK CHURCH LANE
SE 6422
(west side)
12/49 Nos 1 and 3
GV II
House, now house and shop. c1700 with later alterations. Red brick, front
rendered and incised in imitation of ashlar. Pantile roof. Occupies street
corner position; 2-room central-entrance east front with rear outshut;
originally 1-shaped on plan, wing to rear left demolished in C20.
2 storeys, 3 first-floor windows. Plinth. No 3: central recessed C20 half-
glazed door and 3-pane overlight, C19 flat-roofed canted bay window to right
with plate-glass sashes and engaged shafts supporting entablature with
modillioned cornice. To left (No 1): C20 shop front with door and 3-light
window beneath timber lintel, C19 plate-glass sash to left in C18 flush
wooden architrave. First-floor plate-glass sashes in C18 flush wooden
architraves. Corbelled eaves. Roof hipped to left. Left elevation, facing
High Street, has moulded brick plinth, central blocked ground-floor opening,
projecting single-flue stack supported on ashlar corbel at mid-ground-floor
level; moulded brick corbelled eaves cornice. Rear bears traces of possible
infilled timber framing. Interior not investigated.

Listing NGR: SE6406422132

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26630527

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  Maintaining and Repairing Old Houses: A Guide to Conservation, Sustainability and Economy
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