Description

DEDHAM HIGH STREET
1.
5214
(north side)
Shermans
TM 0533 26/31 23.6.52
GV
I
2.
Built circa 1735. Two storeys and attics with basement. Elaborate Suffolk
brick front with ornate red dressings pilasters and dentil cornice. Roof T-plan,
one red brick chimney at rear. Central niche with Ionic pilasters and pediment
on first floor. Parapet ramped up to contain a painted sundial at its centre.
Two window range of small paned sashes with aprons and arches of rubbed brick.
Central doorcase with dentilled pediment and Corinthian pilasters, above a flight
of steps. Front modelled on that of east wing of Grammar School B1732, but
is more elaborate. Inside: contemporary panelling and staircase.

Listing NGR: TM0572533177

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17536669

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