Description

GODALMING POUND LANE SU 9743 lli (south side) 13/204 Nos 9 and 10 - II

House, now two properties, No 9 an office. Probably early C17; altered early C19 and C20. Timber-framed, clad in painted brick in Flemish bond. Plain tile roof. 2 storeys with attic and basement. 2 framed bays; 4 first-floor windows; rear range added and house clad in brick and converted into 2 early C19. Each house has doorway to right, No 10's of 6 flush panels (the top 2 glazed), No 9's C20 part-glazed with an eared over-panel, both in panelled reveals and each having wooden architrave with fluted pilasters, entablature and bracketed canopy, No 9 with applied flowers above pilasters. On ground floor, No 10 has a wide window with cambered brick arch, projecting sill, and tripartite sash window (sash with glazing bars flanked by 4-pane sashes); No 19 has an 18-pane shop window in wood surround. First floor: four unequally-hung 12-pane sashes breaking into stepped dentilled eaves. Roof half-hipped at left end with hipped dormer to No 9, C19 external stack at left end, forward of ridge, and another stack at centre, forward of ridge. Interior: the square-panelled timber framing exposed in both houses having jowled wall posts and large scantling arched braces; large scantling chamfered spine-beams with stepped stops on ground floor, lambs tongue stops on first floor; in No 10, square-sectioned floor joists and old floor boards to first floor. Each house has dog-leg, closed- string stair with stick balusters, columnar newels and swept handrail, No 9's attic flight replaced, No 10 having old board door with strap hinges to cupboard under stair. Cellar reached from No 9 has rubblestone rear wall and central, large-scantling, chamfered spine-beam.

Listing NGR: SU9707943802

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