Description

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SP 8851
1/54

OLNEY
HIGH STREET (east side)
Nos 20 and 22 with Nos 22A and 22B to rear

3.3.52

GV
II
No 20 dated "MJM 1770", altered; stone, old tile roof, higher to right with two brick stacks and one flat hipped dormer. Two storeys (attic to No 20) carriage entry in centre with stone arch and sash window above. No 20, to south, has central six-panelled door with flat hood with decorated sides, supported on scrolled rought iron brackets. C19 square bay window on right divided by elegant collonettes with shallow arched heads, entablature over. C19 sash window to left with flat stone arch. Two sash windows to first floor, right-hand one with altered glazing, flanking a blank recess above the door. Stone wing attached at rear forming south side of yard. No 22, north of archway has six-panel door with hood similar to No 20 on right, four-pane wide sash to left and two three-pane sashes to first floor. Stone range at rear divided into two cottages, with modern casements, forming north side of yard.

Listing NGR: SP8893051456

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26598069

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