Description

In the entry for: ICKLESHAM BARRACK SQUARE, Winchelsea (West Side) 51/4 Nos 1-10 (consecutive

The list description should be amended:

This range of houses is built on a series of high vaulted cellars partly above ground which date from about 1300. The houses above appear C18, except No 10 which is timber framed refaced and Nos 1 and 2 which have older bricks at the back and are probably timber-framed refronted in the C18. So the remaining houses may be so also. 2 storeys, Nos 2 and 10 with an attic storey. 10 windows. Tile hung on a red brick base. Tiled roofs. The 2 window bays at each end project slightly. Casement windows. Doorways up to 5 steps. No 2 has 1 dormer window, No 8 a half- hipped gable with an attic window in it. Nos 1 to 9 have front doors at rear and No 10 has front door to south with flat wooden hood on brackets. Loft spaces between Nos 3 and 8 are continuous.

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TQ 9017-9117 ICKLESHAM BARRACK SQUARE WINCHELSEA (west side)

51/4 Nos 1-10 (consecutive)

3.8.61

GV II*

This range of houses is built on a series of high vaulted cellars partly above ground which date from about 1300. The houses above appear C18, except No 8 which is timber-framed refaced and Nos 1 and 2 which have older bricks at the back and are probably timber-framed refronted in the C18. So the remaining houses may be so also. 2 storeys, Nos 2 and 8 with an attic storey. lO windows. Tile hung on a red brick base. tiled roofs. The 2 window bays at each end project slightly. Casement windows. Doorways up 5 steps. No 2 has 1 dormer window, No 8 a half-hipped gable with an attic window in it.

Listing NGR: TQ9063617458

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