Description

TL 3008 BAYFORD ASHENDENE ROAD
(West side)

5/5 Nos. 26, and 28
-

GV II

House, now 2 houses. Mid C18, divided and extended to S in C20. Red
brick with some blue headers, in Flemish-bond. Hipped steep old red tile
roof. 2-storeys, L-shaped building set back a little, facing E, with
single-storey rear wing at NW. Internal-chimney, lobby-entry, 2-cells
plan with S end extension for garage and room over. Front as designed
symmetrical 3-windows wide with central entrance, eaves band with dentil
corbel course, segmental arches to ground floor, and flush heavy
mullioned casement windows with rectangular leaded glazing and iron
opening lights. 3-lights windows but 2-lights over present pair of
boarded entrance doors. Tall chimney central to ridge. Roof extended to
S over 3-lights window above double doors to garage. Rear wing has W
gable parapet incorporating a gable chimney. 2 windows and central door
on N. Flush-bead 6-panel door with top 2 glazed.

Listing NGR: TL3085508261

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26395423

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