10 and 12 South Street (EHER 25484)
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Summary
Pair of shops of 18th century or possibly earlier origin. It is red brick faced, plastered gable returns and a central rear red brick chimney stack. It is three storeys, attics and cellar.
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Location
| Grid reference | TM 1065 3184 (point) |
|---|---|
| Civil Parish | MANNINGTREE, TENDRING, ESSEX |
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Description
Pair of shops of 18th century or possibly earlier origin. Red brick faced, plastered gable returns and a central rear red brick chimney stack. It is three storeys, attics and cellar. It has moulded eaves cornice, bands between upper and lower windows. The right shop (No. 10) has angled and bowed bay window of 5 lights with centre transom, door to left with 2 vertical lights. Left shop (No. 12) small paned bow window, b panel door to left, simple surround, gauged brick arch. <1>
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