Chester House

Chester House is a late 19th century or early 20th century building located on Windsor End in Beaconsfield. It features red brick construction with imitation black and white work and machine tile roofs.

Number 7 is a two-storey structure with a corbelled eaves cornice. The ground floor includes a shop window that projects on brackets, a central door topped with a Queen Anne style shell hood on brackets, and one sash window. The first floor has two sash windows, all of which have glazing bars.

Number 9, known as Chester House, is gabled and consists of three storeys, each overhanging the one below. The ground floor has a through passage with wrought iron gates, a four-light casement window with wooden mullions and transoms, and a board door. The first floor features two shallow bay windows, and the gable has a shallow bay window supported by brackets.

Number 11 is a two-storey building with an attic and twin gables. The ground floor has a carriageway with a four-centred brick arch, a modern shop front, and a private entrance. The first floor includes two bay windows and a dormer in the roof.

Numbers 7 to 11 are listed for their group value.