Description

TL 4070 WILLINGHAM GREEN STREET
(East Side)

11/148 Nos. 11 and 13
11.12.81 (St. Michael's Cottage)

II
Cottage, now two dwellings. Mid C17, C18 and early C19. Timber
framed, plaster rendered, with front wall cased in brick in C18
and now painted. Long straw thatched roof and C19 gault brick
stack. Side stack to crosswing also C19 with widened base for
bread oven. Plan of hall and crosswing. Hall range of one
storey and attic. Three dormers. Three hung sashes of sixteen
panes each on either side of doorway. The entablature of the
doorcase is early C19, reeded with diamond boss enrichments
beneath a narrow, serpentine canopy. The crosswing was
jettied. One flush frame hung sash of sixteen panes to each
storey. No. 13 has C18 mansard roof addition at rear.
Interior: No.13, the inglenook hearths have been removed and at
the same time the main beam was also demolished. The right hand
bay has a typical mid-late stop chamfered main beam. The
interior of No. 11 was not seen.

Listing NGR: TL4080270388

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26616244

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