Description

The following buildings shall be added to the list:

TQ 92 SW RYE FERRY ROAD

1/274 Nos 9 & 11

GV II

The asset was previously listed twice, also under the parish of Rye, as List Entry 1238523. This entry was removed from the List on 17/04/2015.

Carpenter's Workshop and cottage. C1840s, shown on map of 1850 with
western end of cottage added by 1859,No.9, the cottage, is weather boarded
on a stock brick plinth with slate roof hipped to one end and 2 brick
chimneystacks. Front has 1 12-pane and 1 16-pane sash with moulded
architraves and 6 panelled door with rectangular fanlight, cornice and
contemporary foliated doorknocker. Left gable has 1st floor 4-paned
window with horns and ground floor canted bay with bracket cornice and
brackets and horns to 4-pane sashes. Attached to right hand is lean to
extension weatherboarded with slate roof with 1 casement and plank door with
sphinx doorknocker. Interior has original features including 4 panelled
door, mantlepiece with paterae and pilasters, plank door and mid C19
fireplace and cupboard. Attached workshop is mainly weatherboarded on a
brick plinth with rood covered in asbestos sheeting but the north west
elevation is rendered. Street front has 3 continuous casements with
wooden mullions and later casement. Ground floor has blocked casement and
doorcase with 4 flush panels and moulded cornice. South east front has
large double doors to ground floor and left side plank door giving access
to lst floor. lst floor has later fixed casement and later double ½
glazed doors. Interior has 3 thin axial beams, thin floor joists and thin
diagonal braces to wall frame. A drawing of the early 1850s shows the
buildings as a large, carpenters shop and yard belonging to Huggett & Sons
Builders.

Listing NGR: TQ9183320421

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26544104

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