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Clare boathouse is a grade II Listed Building. The redbrick boathouse was built in 1898-1900, with a side extension added later. It has a hipped pan-tiled roof, with a deep overhang. The soffit to the front has five registers of triple drop pendants, the outer two doubled in depth. There are chimney-stacks on the east and west roof slopes. The first floor has a full-width timber balcony, supported on square-section timber posts and reached by a straight flight of steps at one end. The balustrade is in the form of repeated open squares within cross bracing, and has the College crest at the mid-point. The first floor fenestration consists of two central two-light casements, and two outer three-light casements. The ground floor has two pairs of timber boathouse doors, set under basket arches. The single-storey side extension has one pair of timber boathouse doors, with the College crest on the roof gable.

The combined Corpus Christi and Sidney Sussex boathouse was designed by David Roberts and built in 1958-9, and is a grade II Listed Building. http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-466551-corpus-christi-and-sidney-sussex-boathou

The combined Corpus Christi and Sidney Sussex boathouse was designed by David Roberts and built in 1958-9, and is a grade II Listed Building. Extensions to the sides were added in the 1980s. It has a lightweight steel frame on piled concrete foundations infilled with brick. The shallow first floor houses changing facilities, and has a flat felt roof. It has a near-continuous band of glazing along the front, with square panes and doors at either end. This is set behind a steel and timber balcony and reached via spiral concrete stairs to either side, with newel posts and a steel balustrade. The deeper ground floor provides a three bay boat store, with lean-to extensions and a pitched roof. The doors are of concertina style. On the front of the building are the four crests of the Colleges sharing the boathouse, and four flagpoles: Corpus Christi; Girton; Sidney Sussex; and Wolfson.

The combined Corpus Christi and Sidney Sussex boathouse was designed by David Roberts and built in 1958-9, and is a grade II Listed Building. Extensions to the sides were added in the 1980s. It has a lightweight steel frame on piled concrete foundations infilled with brick. The shallow first floor houses changing facilities, and has a flat felt roof. It has a near-continuous band of glazing along the front, with square panes and doors at either end. This is set behind a steel and timber balcony and reached via spiral concrete stairs to either side, with newel posts and a steel balustrade. The deeper ground floor provides a three bay boat store, with lean-to extensions and a pitched roof. The doors are of concertina style. On the front of the building are the four crests of the Colleges sharing the boathouse, and four flagpoles: Corpus Christi; Girton; Sidney Sussex; and Wolfson.

The combined Corpus Christi and Sidney Sussex boathouse was designed by David Roberts and built in 1958-9, and is a grade II Listed Building. http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-466551-corpus-christi-and-sidney-sussex-boathou Extensions to the sides were added in the 1980s. It has a lightweight steel frame on piled concrete foundations infilled with brick. The shallow first floor houses changing facilities, and has a flat felt roof. It has a near-continuous band of glazing along the front, with square panes and doors at either end. This is set behind a steel and timber balcony and reached via spiral concrete stairs to either side, with newel posts and a steel balustrade. The deeper ground floor providesa three bay boat store, with lean-to extensions and a pitched roof. The doors are of concertina style. On the front of the building are the four crests of the Colleges sharing the boathouse, and four flagpoles: Corpus Christi; Girton; Sidney Sussex; and Wolfson.

Grade II listed. https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1021928