Building MPM734 - BECKET HOUSE AND PEPPERCORN HOUSE

Pair of houses. Late C17/early C18, late C18 refronting. Stucco. No.69 has plain tile roof, brick stack at right to right. No.70 has concealed roof, brick stack to right. 3 storeys, No.69 of 2 bays, No.70 of 1 bay. No.69 has 6-panelled door to left set in panelled surround with pilasters and moulded hood on shaped brackets. To left, small round-headed stained glass window. To right 2 4-pane sashes; smaller 4-pane sashes to first and second floors, and to right on 1st floor a tripartite canted oriel window, with central 4-pane sash, narrow flanking sashes, moulded sill and plain apron, fascia and cornice over. First and second floor bands. Coped parapet. No.70 has 6-panelled door to left with pilasters and pedimented hood on shaped brackets. 4 stone steps to entrance. To right 2 sash windows each of 12 panes. First and second floor bands. First floor has tripartite window, 3-light casements to centre with ventilator light over, small brackets under projecting sill, cornice over. Second floor has 2-light casement window. Lead capping to parapet. INTERIOR not inspected.

Historic England, The National Heritage List for England (Index). SPM35.