134 And 134A, Peascod Street is a Grade II listed building in the Windsor and Maidenhead local planning authority area, England. First listed on 2 October 1975. House. 6 related planning applications.

134 And 134A, Peascod Street

WRENN ID
rough-passage-scarlet
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Windsor and Maidenhead
Country
England
Date first listed
2 October 1975
Type
House
Source
Historic England listing

Description

SU 9676 NE 3/201

PEASCOD STREET(North West Side) Nos 134A, 134 and 135

II Corner site with Goswell Hill. Late C18 former pair of three storey house,stucco faced above modern shop fronts and with red brick long wing to Goswell Hill. Later alterations.The front elevation has quoin pilasters and dividing pilaster, plain parapet, cornice removed.Second floor sill band between pilasters.Two windows each to upper floors all with glazing bar sashes.Lead rainwater head decorated with putto in relief. Return to Goswell Hill has wooden cornice to old tile roof and wood beam tied in above first floor near flush framed sash windows, slightly cambered header arches: Hatchway (loading bay) and large three light works window set in what may have been former coach house entrance. Entrance to No 134A pilastered with archivolt arch and key. The north end of this elevation is stucco faced with shaped gable - camber arched glazing bar sash to attic,Two partly glazed hatches first floor and one window and double door on ground floor.

Nos 134A, 134 and 135

Shall be amended to read Nos 134 and 134A

PEASCOD STREET 1. 5130 (North West Side) Nos 134A, 134 and 135 SU 9676 NE 3/201 II 2. Corner site with Goswell Hill. Late C18 former pair of 3 storey houses, stucco faced above modern shop fronts and with red brick long wing to Goswell Hill. Later alterations. The front elevation has quoin pilasters and dividing pilaster, plain parapet, cornice removed. 2nd floor sill band between pilasters. 2 windows each to upper floors all with glazing bar sashes. Lead rainwater head decorated with putto in relief. Return to Goswell Hill has wooden cornice to old tile roof and wood beam tied in above 1st floor Near flush framed sash windows, slightly cambered header arches. Hatchway (loading bay) and large 3 light works window set in what may have been former coach house entrance. Entrance to No 134A pilastered with archivolt arch and key. The north end of this elevation is stucco faced with shaped gable - camber arched glazing bar sash to attic, 2 partly glazed hatches 1st floor and one window and double door on ground floor.

Listing NGR: SU9671476849

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