Description

SU 5965
10/11

ALDERMASTON
THE STREET (east side)

Tile Cottage and No. 23

GV
II

House, now house and shop. Circa 1600, partly refaced in C18. Timber framed with
curved braces, brick and plaster infil, brick re-facing to west; old tile roof,
2 ridge stacks, 3 gables to west and half hipped roof to east. 2 parallel ranges
of one and 4 framed bays. 2 storeys. West front: 3 first floor segmental
headed leaded casements, one under each gable; central half glazed door with
glazing bar sash to left and C20 plate glass shop window to right. North front:
irregular fenestration set within framing. 2 first floor sashes, that to left
with glazing bars; central half glazed door with small sash to right and 3
sashes to left, one with margin lights.

Listing NGR: SU5911965141

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26410868

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