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PINCHBECK KNIGHT STREET TF 22 NW (north side) 7/93 No.13 Graft House, wall and store 7.2.67 II House, wall and former detached kitchen, now store. 1733, altered mid C19. Red brick in Flemish bond, slate roof, brick coped tumbled gables, 2 brick gable stacks. T-plan. 2 storey plus attics, 5 bay front with wooden dentillated eaves course. Central double 8 panel doors, fine shell hood on scrolled brackets, leaded. Flanked by single canted C19 plain sashes with plain pilasters and hipped lead roofs. To first floor 5 glazing bar sashes arranged 2:1:2 with brick segmental heads. In the attic 3 C19 2 light casement gabled dormers with boarded gables and glazed cheeks. To right a pent roofed bay with tumbled gable and glazing bar sash window, with brick garden wall and planked gateway which is attached to store. This has brick coped tumbled gables, slate roof, single reduced gable stack, brick dentillated eaves, planked door and single glazing bar pivot window with segmental heads. In the rear wing an ashlar datestone in a blocked opening "CBJ 1733". May be Charles Jennison. Interior has a dogleg stair with 2 turned variform balusters to the tread, carved scrolled open string, tall circular newel, moulded handrail. One early C18 bolection moulded fire surround with mantleshelf. 3 panel doors throughout. The store has a broad brick fireplace with reused chamfered and stepped bressumer and is probably a former detached kitchen. Listing NGR: TF2408425928

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