8, 10 & 12 Church Street, Quainton
Location/Address
None recorded
Type
Description
Terrace of three late 19th century properties which retain much of their original character.
Short terrace of three properties dating from the late C19, prominently located at the front of their
plots facing onto Church Street. Two storey with gabled roof, the ridgeline of which runs parallel
with the carriageway. The roof is laid in slate. Constructed of red/orange bricks, the building
presents a simple and relatively regular fenestration pattern to the street. Windows are six over six
sashes and the openings sit beneath stone lintels. The buildings are significant because they are
visually attractive, prominently positioned and retain much of their original character, including
original, form, massing, outline, materials and articulation. They form part of a group of C19
buildings which developed during a period of significant growth within the village, which was due in
part to a period of agricultural prosperity as well as the development of the railway. Local Heritage Assets in conservation area (1).
Statement of Significance
Asset type
Terrace of three late 19th century properties which retain much of their original character.
Date Listed
n/a