The Old House

SCHEDULE 2

In the entry for GREAT MISSENDEN CHURCH STREET 4/16 (north side)

No 35 (The Old House)

In part 2 of the entry, line 4 should be amended to read:- 'three 2-storey canted bay windows, with old leaded windows to eacH storey, the first floor windows having'

SP 8901 GREAT MISSENDEN CHURCH STREET 4/16 (north side)

No 35 (The Old House)

II

C16 or C17 timber-framed altered and cased in brick rendered and painted, much imitation timber-framing. Old tile roof, large brick stack in centre. Two storeys. Three gables to front elevation with fretted bargeboards and finials, over three 2 storey canted bay windows to each storey, the first floor windows having shallow arched heads to the 3-light centre section. Door to right of centre. Rear elevation has three gables and early C19 single storey extension with parapet and one 4-light casement with "gothic" heads. Rainwater head dated 1825. Interior: Entrance Hall lined with early C17 oak panelling. Staircase has turned balusters and newels with turned finials, early C18 but probably not original as the continuation to the attic appears to be. Left hand ground floor room has two oak posts with roughly moulded capitals and shafts. Rear right hand room has over-mantel made up of early carving of different periods. Rear left hand room has good C18 dentil cornice, wooden fireplace surround, overmantel with Italian cherub figures (probably C19 copies) arched cupboard recesses each side with architraves, keyblocks and shaped shelves. First floor front left-hand room has original fireplace with chamfered stone jambs and oak lintel shaped into 4-centred arch. Rear left-hand room lined with re-used C17 oak panelling. Attic has exposed timbers including curved windbraces. (RCHM Ip 173 MON.7)

Listing NGR: SP8964101205