Description

TL 35 NE TOFT HIGH STREET (West Side)

8/166 Nos. 10 to 16

II

House, now two dwellings, formerly a range of four. C17 with later C17 and late C19 alterations and additions. Timber-framed and plastered with painted and rendered brick; plain tile roofs. Rebuilt ridge stack and side stack with three gault brick diagonal shafts to left hand of crosswing; end stack to right hand gable. Two storeys and two storeys with attics; original three unit plan raised to two storeys with crosswing to left hand with two entrances facing south, EAP 1845 on plaque above two boarded doors now No. 14 in open gabled porch. Late C19 wing to east of main range with boarded door, No. 10, facing south. Main range with four ground floor windows; two horizontal sliding sash windows, two casement dormer windows and one attic window. Two transomed casement windows to right hand wing and two casement windows with dripmoulds to crosswing gable. Interior. Carved C17 consoles to chamfered and stopped axial beam in main range.

RCHM West Cambs. p210, mon. 8

Listing NGR: TL3590756160

External Links

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