Marshall House

A pair of attached houses located on Marshall Road, Godalming, built in the mid-19th century, with number 30 having a late 19th-century bay-window addition. The houses are constructed of red brick in a Flemish bond pattern, although number 30 has been painted; they have roofs of Welsh slate. The houses are two stories high, each originally exhibiting symmetrical facades, though the symmetry of number 30 is disrupted by the addition of a two-story bay window on its left side. Each house features a central four-panel door with an overlight within the door reveal. The windows are sash windows with glazing bars, set within reveals with cambered flat brick arches and projecting sills. The new bay window of number 30 incorporates paired four-pane sashes with two-pane sashes on either side, cornices, and a hipped roof. The main roof is hipped with corniced stacks: two flank the centre of the range, and one is located in each hip, with number 30’s stacks being rendered. At the rear, windows are leaded casements, some single-light and some two-light, all set under segmental brick arches.