Number 31 (The Grange), Attached Rear Walls,The Wooden Spoon And Numbers 33 And 35 (The County Gallery) And Outbuilding

SP4209, SP4309 EYNSHAM ACRE END STREET 13/122, 14/122 (South side) 12/09/55 No.31 (The Grange), attached rear walls, The Wooden Spoon and Nos.33 and 35 (The County Gallery) and outbuilding (Formerly listed as The Grange)

GV II

2 houses and 2 shops. The Grange, to left: datestone 1710 on rear wing, with c,1830 extensions to rear and c.1850 conservatory. Flemish bond brick set on limestone rubble plinth with flared headers to front; gabled stone slate roof; brick ridge and rear gable end stacks. L-plan with rear left wing, and through-passage to right. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range. Flat brick arches over late C18 six-panelled (2 glazed) door and over 6-pane sashes with shutters. Raised storey band; moulded brick cornice. Two roof dormers with C20 casements. Rear: c.1830 stair-well and extensions of similar materials, with margin-light sashes; central conservatory added c.1850. Wall to rear left, extends approximately 60 metres: of early C18 chequer brick with stone coping. Wall to rear right, extends approximately 70 metres: of early C18 chequer brick, and early C19 rat-trap bond to rear section. Interior: boxed beams and butt-purlin roof: chamfered beam, chamfered stone fireplace and spice cupboard in rear left room. Early C19 staircase. Long range to right of The Grange: early/mid C18 of similar materials; 2 storeys, with storey band and similar mid C19 extension of 2-window range to right; probably an early C19 former flax-drying mill with gallery and drying-racks in similar rear wing.

Listing NGR: SP4299809282