Building record 1200600000 - 10 CHURCH STREET

Grade II+. C15 or C16 structure behind C18 front. Two storeys and attic. Dark red brick with lighter dressings and window surrounds. Stuccoed string at first floor level. Deep coved stucco cornice. Three wide gabled dormers, C19, Old tile roof. Six windows on first floor in moulded frames, no glazing bars, with projecting rubber brick heads, the main cornice broken forward slightly above each pair of windows. Each window has a stuccoed apron, curved at sides, and carried down to string. Five similar windows, but flush heads and no aprons, on ground floor, and eight-panel door in panelled reveal with architrave surround, plain frieze, moulded cornice and pediment. Interior has two panelled rooms (now one) and two Adam type fireplaces. Carriage entry at side with large double 8-panel doors. Nos 8 to 12 (even) and No 16 from a group (B1).

The Chantry, No.8 Church Street, is two-storeyed with an attic over part of the house, and a cellar. It was possibly built in the mid-C16th, but early in the C18th, additions were made at the rear, and in the C19th, the front was covered with plaster and altered. The roofs are tiled. Condition - Good (B3).
A C15th structure refronted early in the C19th. Grade II* (B4).

This record includes National Record of the Historic Environment Information provided by Historic England on 4 June 2025 licensed under the Open Government Licence.