Description

TQ 04 NW & TQ 04 SW
1/20 & 5/20
9.3.60

BRAMLEY C.P.
HIGH STREET
(East Side at Junction with Station Road)
The Warren

II

House. Late C18/Early C19. Whitewashed roughcast over smooth plinth, incised deep
eaves to low pitched, hipped, slate roofs. L-shaped plan. Two storeys with
rusticated quoins to angles and end stack to left with further stacks to front left
of centre and rear. Right hand return front, (facing main road): Two storeys and
attic under C19 gabled dormer. Four, ogee head, leaded casement windows to first
floor and one blocked ogee head panel to first floor left. Two ogee head windows
to ground floor right, and one "Gothick" window to left with intersecting tracery.
Door to left of centre between flanking buttresses in smooth stucco surround with
two ogee head panels. Rear:- Two first floor and one ground floor "Gothick"
windows. Front facing Station Lane:- Battlemented angle bay and smooth plat-band
over ground floor. Two glazing bar sash windows on front face on each floor of
bay, and two windows to right.

Listing NGR: TQ0077945001

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26541579

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