Building record 1196700000 - THE HARROW, 3 BUCKINGHAM STREET

Grade II. C18. 2 storeys attic and cellar. Colourwashed stucco on projecting plinth. Wide flat eaves cornice. Old tile roof, 2 dormers, 2 windows, 4 panes wide, and one fixed leaded light on 1st floor. 2 angular bays, modern lead lights, and C19 door on ground floor. Timber framed gable at back. Chamfered ceiling beams. Careful restoration might reveal more features of interest. Main structure may be earlier than C18. Nos 3 to 11 (odd) form a group (B1).

Formerly The Barleycorn Inn is two-storeyed, probably timber-framed, but now covered thickly with cement. The roofs are tiled. It appears to have been built in the C16th or C17th, and the long, low, street front, with two gables, probably retains its original form, but all of the details are modernThe Harrow Inn is a two-storeyed brick house. The roof is tiled. It incorporates the remains of a C17th rectangular or L-shaped building. Condition - Fairly good, and much rebuilt (B4).

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