Description

LITTLE MARLOW MARLOW ROAD
SU 88 NE
(WELL END)
5/88 The Old Malt House and Vine
28.8.62 Leigh House
21.6.55
- II
Two houses, part said to be former maltings. Vine Leigh House, to right,
is dated RR1701 on terracotta plaque, altered Cl9. Remainder is late C18-
early C19, altered early C20. "170l' part is of chequer brick with gauged
brick band courses at first and second floor levels, chamfered brick
plinth, moulded wooden eaves, old tile roof and brick chimneys to rear.
2 storeys and attic. 2-bay late C19 fenestration with transomed 3-light
leaded windows, ornamental blind-boxes, and paired barred wooden
casements in hipped eaves-line dormers. Traces of 4 original bays with
gauged heads over blocked windows. Fire insurance plaque. C20 door
and doorcase in right gable end. Outshot and C20 brick extensions to
rear. The Old Malt House, to left, is of brick with dentil eaves, old tile
roof and brick chimneys. L-plan, with gabled wing projecting to left.
2 storeys, with lower roof-line than Vine Leigh House. Main wing has
3 C20 hipped semi-dormers with cross casements, and irregular ground floor
with 3 and 4-light C20 transomed windows. Left ground floor window has
C20 sill and lintel; centre ground floor window has original segmental head.
Above latter window is a small blocked square opening. C18 2-panelled
door with leaded rectangular fanlight to right, in C20 wooden
doorcase with wide cornice hood on fluted Doric pilasters. Canted dormer
in angle with projecting wing which has irregular leaded casements.
Interior of the Old Malt House has inserted floor and re-used timbers.

Listing NGR: SU8868488139

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26418604

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