Building record 1535400000 - Hillside Cottage, 15 Nash Road

C19 or early C20. Painted brick with machine made tile roof. Central, decorative brick chimney stack
with louvered chimney pots. Windows are 6 over 2 pane sashes. The ground floor window also has 2 over 1 pane sidelights. This building also has shutters framing the windows. The front door is traditional timber, situated on the side wall of a projecting enclosed porch extension at the front of
the house. The modern garage and wall which abut the road edge are of little historic or architectural interest, but are important elements of the streetscape as they frame views along the street. This house is an important landmark building and is a visually prominent structure - particularly important in views from the north when entering the village. The building signals the edge of the historic core of the settlement. The house is of architectural and historic interest, particularly since it has retained many of its original features. A local note building within the Conservation Area of Great Horwood (B1).