Description

MALDON

TL8507SW MARKET HILL
574-1/7/174 (South East side)
02/10/51 Nos.36A AND 38
(Formerly Listed as:
MARKET HILL
(East side)
Nos.36 & 38)

GV II

Pair of houses. C18. Timber-framed and rendered, the render to
No.38 is ashlared; gambrel plain tile M-roof with a central
stack on each ridge.
EXTERIOR: 2 storeys, attic and cellar; 2-window range; No.38
has C20 2-storeyed rear extension with black boarding on 1st
floor and flat roof. Front has 2 gabled dormers and moulded
eaves. Two 16-pane sash windows on 1st floor with moulded
surrounds. Each unit has a 24-pane segmental bow window with
thin reeded pilasters and roundels and wrought-iron bracket
under. The cornice/fascia of that to No.38 is original and
that to No.36A is repaired. Each unit has a pedimented
dentilled doorcase with moulded architrave; No.38 has 4 stone
steps, wrought-iron handrail with boot scrapers and 5-panel
early C19 door; No.36A has 2 stone steps and C20 door. The
render of No.38 is ashlared.
The rear of No.36A has 2 flat-roofed linked dormers and a
16-pane sash on each floor. The ground floor has rear door and
a 9-pane fixed window in addition to above. No.38 has a gabled
dormer and a 16-pane sash window on 1st floor and door on
ground floor.
INTERIOR: appears to be a handed pair of purpose-built houses,
contemporary with, but differing from No.36 (qv) in internal
arrangements. 2 separate stacks each with a back-to-back
fireplace and central partitions beneath valley.
Straight-flight staircases in each rear corner, and
muntin-rail partitions and panelled room in No.38.

Listing NGR: TL8505907286

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26548038

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