Description

SU 6208 SOUTHWICK AND WIDLEY HIGH STREET, WEST SIDE
17/36 Nos. 3 & 4
GV II
Formerly one, now two houses. C17 timber-framed lobby entrance house, with
early C19 recladding, and C20 extensions. Front wall rendered in the upper part,
with brickwork to the ground-floor of Flemish Garden Wall bond, with plinth above
a stone rubble base, north gable of brickwork with the upper part an exposed
frame, south side of C20 brickwork, but the south-east corner is a timber post.
Tile roof, with catslide at rear. Symmetrical east front elevation of two
storeys three windows, with south side single-storeyed outshot. Casements.
Boarded doors in the centre (No. 3) and north side. Inside, there is irregular
separation of the two dwellings, the staircase of No. 4 passing above the entrance
to No. 3

Listing NGR: SU6266608484

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26388506

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