16 High Street

MATERIALS: rendered, Bridgewater tile roof, brick stack, 16 pane sash windows.

PLAN: L-plan; main range facing onto High Street, slight set back to left, further range set further back to left.

EXTERIOR: a single bay two and a half storey main range with a hipped roof and a six-panel door to left with a C20 hipped porch. There is a small window to the first floor of the return of the set back. The range to the left has a later six-pane window to the first floor and a narrow high-level window to the ground floor. There is also a ground floor door to the left under small casement (part of adjoining property Greenfield House, separately listed at Grade II). There is a dentilled eaves cornice, formerly continuous and with an ogee moulded gutter. The rear elevation is of three storeys (ground level lower than front) with a single bay range of small pane sashes and a ground floor with a canted bay over sub-ground floor that has a small four-light window and door. To the right there is an uneven two-bay arrangement with a replacement lower left window, over a doorway and 12-pane sash above. To further right (over garden wall to Greenfield House) the flying freehold of number 16 projects further at first floor level with a 12-pane sash, over a ground floor 16-pane casement window and a modern window to the right (part of Greenfield House).

INTERIOR: the entrance leads directly into a living room with a straight flight of stairs across the wall to the rear. A doorway to the left leads onto a landing with stairs down to sub-ground floor, the kitchen to the rear (with the canted bay window) and left to the side range opening onto a single room. The first floor has two rooms front and rear, a small WC in the set back part, and a further two rooms to the side range (oversailing Greenfield House).