22 Lower Street, Quainton
Location/Address
None recorded
Type
Description
Late C19 brick building with cluster of four chimney stacks arranged in diamond formation.
Late C19 brick building positioned close to the front of its plot. The building is orientated gable
onto the street and is one and a half storeys. The building sits beneath a steeply pitched gable roof
laid in plain clay tiles. A cluster of four chimney stacks arranged in diamond formation and
constructed of buff coloured bricks are positioned on the mid point of the ridgeline. These form a
distinctive and eye-catching element to the skyline when looking in both directions along the
eastern end of Lower Street. Walls are constructed of buff coloured brick with red/orange brick
used to articulate fenestration openings. Regular fenestration pattern to visible elevations. Two
gable dormers break through the eaves line of the principle elevation. Central entrance is not
contained within a enclosed lean-to modern porch. Despite loss of original windows and later
additions, this building maintains much of its original, form, character and significance. It is
prominently positioned and its, form, architectural detailing and use of contrasting coloured
materials make it a visually attractive and eye catching building which makes a positive
contribution to the street scene. Local Heritage Asset in conservation area (1).
Statement of Significance
Asset type
Late C19 brick building with cluster of four chimney stacks arranged in diamond formation.
Date Listed
n/a