Description

SE 7612-7712 CROWLE MARKET PLACE
(south side)

17/52 Nos 1-3 (consecutive)

GV II

Pair of houses, bank and former shop. Includes No 49 High Street. Mid C18,
perhaps with earlier origins; C19 alterations and shopfronts; C20
alterations. Brick, rendered. Pantile roof. U-shaped on plan: double-
depth 3-room north front to Market Place with pair of entrances to right of
centre, 3-room wing to rear left facing High Street, and 2-room wing to rear
right. 2 storeys. North front: 4 first-floor windows. Plinth. Entrance
to right of centre has ornate top section of former early C19 doorcase
(pilasters missing), with reeded brackets carrying dosserets hung with
guttae, ribbed frieze, moulded cornice and hood, over segmental-headed
opening with C20 glazed double door beneath original fanlight with latticed
glazing bars in beaded-panelled reveal. Entrance to right has similar hood
of former doorcase, but with blind flush fanlight and shallower reveal to
C20 door. Single ground-floor canted bay windows to either side with 4-pane
sashes to front, 2-pane side sashes, sills, wood pilasters, moulded cornices
and flat hoods. To left, a late C19-C20 rectangular flat-roofed ground-
floor bay window with full-width tripartite front window and side windows
with glazing bars beneath plain frieze, modillioned cornice and hood. First
floor: 4-pane sashes in flush wooden architraves with sills. Raised gable
to right; roof hipped to left. Axial stack to left, end stack to right.
Right return: rear wing has first-floor 12-pane sliding sash, deep stepped
eaves. Left return: 3 first-floor windows. Large central 12-pane window
beneath plain frieze, flanked by shopfront to left with half-glazed panelled
door and 4-pane transomed window to left; door and window in surround with
panelled pilasters, consoles with acanthus leaf ornament, modillioned
cornice and hood. Tripartite shop window to right with glazing bars, carved
consoles, plain frieze, modillioned cornice and hood. Angled C20 door to
right corner in doorcase with modillioned cornice and hood. First floor:
pair of C20 2-light casements with sills to left, blind window panel to
right with raised architrave and sill. Interior not investigated. No 49
High Street empty at time of resurvey.

Listing NGR: SE7730012777

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26321309

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