Description

In the entry for 1/2

BALCOMBE ROAD
(West Side)
Wing House

The first sentence should be amended to read:
'Probably C16 house attached to south of Edgeworth House

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1.
5405
TQ 24 SE
1/2

BALCOMBE ROAD
(west side)
Wing House

II
GV

2.
Probably C16 house attached to north of Edgeworth House. Two storeys timber-framed
with brick nogging (some herringbone) on base of Charlwood Stone. Tiled roof with
2 modern dormers. The rear of the roof has some Horsham slabs. Some curved tension
traces and some close-studding to north end. Ground floor has an original mullioned
window. Four casements. Simple doorcase with tiled, porticoed weather porch. The
rear elevation has exposed framing. Square framing to the ground floor and close-
studding to the first floor. Roof of side purlins and wind brace construction with
some smoke blackening which indicated a smoke bay at one time. Three sides of the
solar bay are close-studded. (See Domestic Buildings Research Group Report No 1311)

Listing NGR: TQ2930741342

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26482309

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