#30 High Street
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#30 High Street
Image: © Roger Templeman Taken: 24 Sep 2012
Listed Grade II described as: Small town house, in row. Early C18. Local stone rubble with Doulting stone dressings; possibly flat roof hidden by parapets; brick end chimney stack. 3 storeys, one bay. Plinth, large ashlar quoins, band course below shallow parapet which has angled upsweeps each side. Ground floor re-arranged, with 2 single-light casements in plain surrounds to left of late C20 part glazed door - door originally central with smaller sidelights; to first floor Venetian window with small-pane casements in plain surround; above 3 single-light casements in linked surround. Interior much altered at ground floor level. There is an OS benchmark Image on the side jut face of the building which is next to a (former?) church on the far side.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.111967
Longitude
-2.454791