Description

HORNINGSHAM WHITE STREET
ST 84 SW
(north side)
2/155 No 54 (Moonrakers)
(formerly listed as Nos 54 and 55)
11.9.68

GV II

Two cottages, now one. C17 and C18. Rubble stone, brick to
eyebrow dormers, half-hipped thatched roof, brick stacks. Single
storey and attic, 4 windows. C20 central door and 1-light casement
in thatched porch, blocked doorway with 2-light casement and 3-
light casement to left of semi-circular projecting bread oven, to
right are three 2-light casements. Cross wing to left has 2-light
casement in gable, to right are three brick eyebrow dormers with 3-
light and two 2-light casements. Left return has 2-light casement
to attic, attached single storey rubble stone extension with
pantiled roof. Right return has attached single storey extension
with 3-light casement and pantiled roof. Rear has glazed C20 door
and 2-light casements.
Interior has deeply chamfered beam in entrance hall, room to left
has chamfered beam with stepped stops and restored open fireplace
with timber lintel on brick jambs, herringbone brick back and bread
ovens, planked doors.

Listing NGR: ST8208241735

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26587978

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