Description

ROCHFORD SOUTH STREET
TQ 8790 SE
(west side)
16/237 Nos. 14-20 (even)
23.7.73
GV II
Formerly a house now shops. C18 features of probably earlier origin with later
alterations and additions. Timber framed. Red brick faced. Left red plain
tiled, right C20 pantile roof. Left and central large red brick chimney stacks.
2 storeys. Parapet. 5 window range, the first, second and fourth tripartite
small paned vertically sliding sashes, fifth, small paned vertically sliding
sash, central window blocked, all with gauged brick arches. Circular tie plate
to right. 5 wrought iron brackets below parapet. Ground floor. No. 20,
plastered, right and left tripartite vertically sliding sash windows, recessed
C20 door between. Central 6 panelled door, rayed semi-circular fanlight,
capitals and bases to half columns, moulded open pediment with dentilled
soffits. Right C19 double shop fronts with end and central pilasters, shop
windows to left angled to recessed right doors.

Listing NGR: TQ8764490446

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26406520

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  Development and Design of Heritage Sensitive Sites: Strategies for Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas
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