Description

EASTON ON THE HILL HIGH STREET
TF0104 (South side)
11/68 Nos.30 and 32
GV II
2 houses. C17 and C18. Squared coursed limestone with Collyweston slate roofs.
Each originally probably 2-unit plan. Single storey with attics. Together
comprising an irregular 5-window range of C20 casements under C20 concrete
lintels. 2 six-panel doors, under similar lintels, between window ranges. 4
gabled eaves dormers, with C19 style casement windows. Differing ridge lines
between dwellings. Stone stacks at ridge and ends. Left gable has wall
thickening with a rendered coping and rounded corner. C19 extensions to rear.
Interior of No.30 not inspected but noted as having former cross passage. Room
to left of No.32 has C18 plaster ceiling with scroll leaf decoration and plain
cornice. Included for group value.
(RCHM: An Inventory of Architectural Monuments in North Northamptonshire: p58)

Listing NGR: TF0125504261

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26556849

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