Description

1.
GREAT EASTON B184 E SIDE
New Farmhouse

TL 62 Sll : 7/2

II

2.
House, 1934 (owners information) by W F Crittall, assisted by Messrs Joseph of
St Pauls Churchyard, London. 2 and part 3 storey, painted brick, modern movement
house with a series of stepped, parapeted, flat roofs. The entrance front has a
central, 3 storey, glazed, 7 sided stair tower and reinforced concrete canopy. This
is sited against a tall, 2 storey centre block, which has symmetrical, lower, 2 storey
wings. The S garden front has a continuous parapet roofline with the stair tower
behind. The central 2/3 has r.c. balcony at first floor level and french windows at
both ground and first floor levels. At first floor level there are, edge of facade
windows, which wrap around onto the E and W elevations. All windows are Crittall
metal casements with glazing bars. The interior has original staircase, fitted
furniture and wall finishes. Central flagpole on front of parapet. Various flat,
roofed, single storey ancillary buildings and long garden wall, with contemporary
ironwork in filled openings. W F Crittall was Technical Director of the Crittall Metal
Window Company.

Listing NGR: TL6167124756

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26406119

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