Description

OLNEY HIGH STREET SP 8851 1/49 (east side) 3.3.52 No 6 (Curzon House) GV II Late C18, ashlar stone, slate roof with deep eaves on widely spaced shallow brackets, coped south gable. Three storeys, floorbands, three bays the central bay slightly recessed with flanking Ionic pilasters from ground to eaves, the floorbands in centre bay are moulded forming architrave and cornice to first and second stages of the continuous pilasters. Central panelled door with rectangular fanlight of radiating pattern, panelled reveals and wooden doorcase with low clusters of three slender columns supporting entablature. Later canted bay window each side on stone bases. Tripartite sash windows to first floor outer bays, 4 pane wide sash to central bay and three similar to second floor, all these having moulded stone architraves and cills.

Listing NGR: SP8892751391

External Links

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