Description

1.
5132 LONG CRENDON THAME ROAD
(east side)

No 1, outbuilding and
carriage arch to south-
west and boundary wall
to Theme Road
SP 6908 2/110
II GV

2.
Early C19. Two storeys. Brick. Hipped slate roof, projecting eaves,
3-bay front, 4 panel central door with radiating fanlight in later open
wooden porch with ogee roof, ionic columns and trellis sides. Sash windows
with thin glazing bars and slightly cambered gauged brick arches. One
similar window to flank elevation to High Street, with on left flank of
rear block, 2 storeys red and yellow chequer brick, hipped old tiled roof.
Door on right with flat hood, narrow window above and one sash window to
each floor on left with cambered arches. Good spearhead railings to front
boundary. Outbuilding to south-west stone and brick, tiled roof with weather
vane, linked by brick carriage arch to high stone wall with brick coping
on Thame Road frontage.

Listing NGR: SP6944008601

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26508961

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