Description

SU 3645 NW ANDOVER CHANTRY STREET
4/12 Nos 11,13, and 15

GV II
C16, C18, early c19. Timber-framed house of 2 storeys, irregular windows. Tile
roof. Rendered upper walling, jetted over the ground-floor with a moulded board, part
with exposed joists and curved brackets, part with a plastered soffit; the timber
frame of 11/13 is exposed on the ground floor with painted brick infill, No 15 has an
early C19 shopfront frame with pilasters. Windows are sashes above casements. No 11
has a C18 doorcase with a moulded canopy on carved brackets, with a 6-panelled (2 top
glazed) door, and another plain boarded door; No 15 has a boarded (former house) door
and a panelled (former shop) door. At the rear the roof falls to a low eaves, and
there is a hipped roofed extension (to No 15) with exposed timber-framing.

Listing NGR: SU3646245739

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26529339

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