24, Market Place

No 24 in Great Faringdon Market Place is a building that dates from the 17th and 18th centuries. It features a stucco front and is part of a range that includes No 23. The west side of the building is two stories tall with an attic, a stone tiled roof, and one gabled dormer. It has painted quoins on the west side and a 19th-century sash window on the first floor. The east side is three stories high with a parapet and a plain tile roof. There is a brick stack on the west wall. The second floor on the west side and the two upper floors on the east side also have painted quoins. The ground floor showcases a fine mid-19th-century double-fronted shopfront, featuring paired plate-glass windows on each side with slim shafts that have bulbous heads. There are pilasters on either side that support a decorative feather scroll at each end of the fascia, along with a dentil cornice. The building has a plinth with a low iron railing in front.