24-30 London Road (EHER 38409)

An early 19th century row of four timber framed and rendered cottages, under a pantiled gable roof. No.24 has an asymmetrical-roofed single-storey pantiled extension with a canted 20th century bay window to the street. There are 20th century flat-roofed single-storey extensions to rear of Nos 26 and 28. Internally, there is evidence for conversion from a non-residential use - probably originally as a farm building. The rear wall was formerly colonnade of chamfered hardwood framing, probably for use as a cart lodge.

October 1996. Grade II listed. An early 19th century row of four timber framed and rendered cottages, under a pantiled gable roof. There are large party-wall stacks between Nos 24 and 26, and Nos 28 and 30. The terrace is single storey with attics. No.24 has an asymmetrical-roofed single-storey pantiled extension with a canted 20th century bay window to the street. There are 20th century flat-roofed single-storey extensions to rear of Nos 26 and 28 and each unit has a dormer to the rear, that to No.24 being gabled. Nos 26 and 28 have two gabled dormer windows in the front, sash windows on the ground floor and two entrances (that to No.26 has a moulded hood on panelled pilasters). No.24 and No.30 also have sash windows and both have entrances. Internally, there is evidence for conversion from a non-residential use - probably originally as a farm building. The rear wall was formerly colonnade of chamfered hardwood framing, probably for use as a cart lodge. No.24 has pine fireplaces and was formerly known as 'Gooseberry Hall'. <1> See photos <2>.