What is recorded here

Terraced three-bay two-storey double-pile house, built c.1840 with roughcast façade, Regency style hipped-roofed porch and decorative fascia boards. The façade is painted with the exposed gable ends finished in unpainted render. The pitched roof is slated and the flat-headed windows have timber sash frames. The entrance consists of a panelled timber door with panelled jambs with scroll brackets and a segmental fanlight with decorative tracery, all of which is enclosed within a largely open porch with roughcast sides and a slated hipped roof with decorative fascia boards. uPVC rainwater goods. Original cast iron gate.

Charming early to mid 19th century terraced house with elements of Regency detailing; the fact that this has remained a domestic property adds variety to this side of the village square.

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