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Left hand window is modern, right hand one has slightly segmental arch,double hung sash with glazing bars.. One flush framed window to left, double hung sash with glazingbars.On ground f

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Formerly Nos 22 & 22A Parts dated 1640, main section of mid-C18

origin Rough rendered Right hand section of No 8 is of two storeys,gabled, two casement windows Middle section has early C19 fenestration,one window each storey, flush frame with moulded cornice Main building

of three storeys, and cellars Two gables to road No 9 has three sashwindows, one to each storey No 8 has an early C19 two light sash

in a wood frane and a two storey canted bay of three lights, glazingbars Cellar windows No 9 includes a portion of the premises to

the left (No 10) with a single sash window above a six panel door

(two panels glass) flanked by narrow lights in a flood architrave

Flat hood on carved brackets

Nos 7 to 11 (consec) form a group

Listing NGR: SU4994097064

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ground floor double doors and three light window, arcaded glazing.

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Left hand window is modern, right hand one has slightly segmental arch,double hung sash with glazing bars Three windows, on the first floortwo have segmental arches, wood frames, double hung sashes with glazingbars One flush framed window to left, double hung sash with glazingbars.

On ground floor three windows, two have segmental arches, double hungsashes with glazing bars One shallow canted bay with glazing bars,tiled roof Six panel door- two panel rectangular fanlight Date onchimney

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window to each storey, one canted four light bay over the water.

Water flows through two cut-away arches in base to east To rear,

modern fenestration and central archway linking to storage wing

Formerly cottages, now being extensively modernised Storage shed

forming an L-shaped wing Large doorway to courtyard Small Laterwindows To road carved C19 barge-boarding Two gables, rough renderedabove rubble base Rest of the building is rubble with red brick windowarchitraves

No 30 and adjacent footbridge form a group

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Formerly "The Abbey" C18 and C19 house in two buildings.

Main building is C18 Three storeys Blue brick with red brick

dressings Parapet Band between storeys Three windows, red brickarchitraves, segmental arches to top floor, moulded wood flush frames,double hung sashes with glazing bars

On first floor, two three-light windows in segmental recesses flankone segmental arched window On ground floor two similar windowsflank a six panel door in panelled wood architrave beneath a glassfanlight and noulded brick pediment To right a matching later

glazing bars To the right a rectangular bay, brick plinth, doublesashes with glazing bars, wood bolection moulded frieze and cornice

To tile left a one storey later addition, hipped slate roof Doublehung sash windows with glazing bars in elliptical recess, red brickarchitrave One other window to left

Two gables to garden elevation Interior staircase and gallery withalternate straight and spiral turned balusters Panelled walls

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752 ABBEY CLOSE

SU 5097 1/158B Bridge in front of The Cosener's House

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External staircase to roof platform.

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Main building of two storeys Early C18 Rubble plinth, chequeredbrick Two hipped dormers, two light casements Wood eaves cornice.Hipped tiles roof Two windows, four light modern casements in woodenframes Narrow brick band between storeys Two ground floor windowsflank a six panel door Rectangular fanlight Semi-circular hood oncarved console brackets One three light window with modern leadedcasements Right hand extension with gable to road, rubble base,chequered brick Brick band between storeys

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C16 or C17 origin, timber framed Modern brick to rear Three gables

to road, rough rendered Rendered plinth One gable to left over

carriage arch Middle gable of two storeys, upper storey has one casementwindow with glazing bars, small cornice First floor overhangs, covedcornice One three light C19 window and double door, half-glazed Righthand gable of three storeys, one window on top storey, casement with

glazing bars, small cornice Two windows on first floor, three lightmetal casements below single tiled hood Ground floor has two light

window with glazing bars, and small glass and wood door, both under

continuous frieze and cornice One window to right, flush frame, doublehung sash, later glazing Tall brick chimneys

Nos 1 to 15 (odd) form a group

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Nos 1 to 15 (odd) form group

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blocked, and small shop window with modern glazing bars Rendered plinth.Nos 1 to 15 (odd) form a group.

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risers Rendered plinth to No 15.

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recesses containing three light windows with glazing bars.

No 31 has six panel door, with glazed rectangular fanlight, flanked

by two narrow sash windows on wood bases Flat hood on console brackets

No 33 Six panel double door in wood architrave with glazed

semi-circular fanlight

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C16 or C17 origin Ancient stone chimney stack remains on south.

Refenestrated in the C18 Tile roof, two gables to street Two

storeys and attics Ground floor of rubble and brick, upper storeyrough rendered Left hand gable has two windows to each storey,

flush frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars, cornice Friezeand cornice between ground and first floor Ground floor has two

three-light later sash windows with glazing bars Central carriageway,flat arch

Right hand gable has modern canted oriel with tile pentice roof,

supported on brackets, modern casements Ground floor has C18 window

in moulded flush frame, double hung sash with glazing bars Brickoutbuildings to rear

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Nos 47 to 61 (odd) form a group.

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to voussoirs, central one carved Plain doorway at side, panelled door,rectangular fanlight Three storey chequered extension to left, slateroof Gable to road One window, segmental arch, two light sash.

Extension has four panel door, three light sash window, under slate

pentice roof, gabled with carved barge-boarding and trellis porch

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casements in flush frame, with dripmoulds probably added in C19,marginal glazing Brick band between ground and first floor Groundfloor in restored random rubble Two windows, casements in red brickrusticated architrave, segmental arch Panelled door, rectangularfanlight Gabled porch, tile roof, carved bargeboarding and trellis.

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casements with cornice flank modern door in rough rendered porch withslate roof One small casement window to right, flush frame, glazingbars, under cornice Modern one storey extension to right.

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Nos 47 to 61 (odd) form a group.

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to shop front of No 16, hood on brackets Rendered plinth.

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to ground floor, to right triple arcaded window Panelled architrave

to door, which has a rectangular fanlight, and to shop window

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with glazing bars, carved keystones Centre one window section,, dated

on label, breaks forward, flanked by two narrow blank panels Groundfloor has similar windows, without keystones Stone plinth Gooddoorcase with grooved pilasters, triglyph and guttae frieze

Ornamental semi-circular fanlight, panelled door Four steps

Interior retains original staircase and panelling

To left is a two storey extension upper storey rough rendered, lower

of brick Tile roof Carriage entrance to left One three-lightsash window, wood mullions, plain architrave

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surviving interior fittings on ground floor, but first floor room

retains original panelling Two storeys and attics Tile roof,

coved cornice Two windows, double hung sashes with glazing bars

Six panel door, in pilastered architraves, flat hood on carved consoles

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Nos 56 to 64 (even) including Coxeter's Furniture Depository form

a group

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752 BATH STREET (West Side)

a group

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Four panel door to left, segmental arch Inset foot scraper Bandbetween storeys Small casement window inserted on upper storey.

a group

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"Lately erected" in 1779 and now forming part of Roysse's school.

Probably altered in C19 Modern hipped asbestos tile roof Bath

Street elevation:- Two dormers, flat tops, casements with glazingbars in moulded frames Brick, rubble and stucco Irregular

fenestration To the left, a three light canted two storey bay

window, rendered, double hung sashes with glazing bars Right handbrick canted two storey bay, narrow, long sash windows without glazingbars Three other windows have segmental arches, brick rusticatedarchitraves Plain four panel door with rectangular fanlight Twobrick chimneys

Garden Elevation - two storeys and attics Brick Two flat toppeddormers Tile roof Most of windows have flat arches, some glazingbars, double hung sashes Central narrow gable with one segmentalarched window double hung sash, no glazing bars above first floor roundarched window with 'gothic' glazing Square porch faced in ashlar,moulded arch with keystone, cornice and pediment

(See A E Preston "St Nicholas, Abingdon" Oxford Hist Soc Vol 99,

1935, p237)

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On south side Circa 1810 Chequered brick, partly on rubble base,

to rear Slate roof Two storeys Parapet Four windows, brickarches, double hung sashes with glazing bars Four windows on groundfloor in recesses Stone plinth Two plain doors, glazed semi-circular fanlights

Roysse's Court, The Crown and Thistle Hotel and Nos 26 to 32 (even)form a group

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Thistle Hotel),

Nos.20 and 22)

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Core of Circa 1605 C18 front elevation matches curve of road

Left hand section Rendered Three storeys, higher than right handsection Parapet, moulded modillion cornice 2: 1: 2 windows flush

frames, double hung sashes with glazing bars Frieze and cornice tofirst floor windows Ground floor cut back, rough rendered, renderedplinth Four brick piers support upper floors

Right hand section Brick parapet, dentil cornice Tile roof Threestoreys Band between storeys, three:three windows on front elevationcurved to site, double hung sashes with glazing bars (some replacements).Rough rendered ground floor, rendered plinth

Roysse's Court, The Crown and Thistle hotel and Nos 26 to 32 (even)]form a group

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windows, flush frames, glazing bars Wood cornice between groundand first floor.

No 26 has four panel door (two panels glass), rectangular fanlight

No 28 has six panel door, rectangular fanlight

Roysse's Court, The crown and Thistle Hotel and Nos 26 to 32 (even) form a group

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752 BRIDGE STREET (East Side)

Modern around floor shop, four nanel doors

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Roysse's Court, The Crown and Thistle Hotel and Nos 26 and 32 (even)form a group.

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Early C19 front elevation on probable C18 timber framed core.

Originally two buildings, left hand roof is of tile, right hand istaller and of slate Two: 2 windows, moulded flush frames, doublehung sashes with glazing bars On first floor left hand windows

have frieze and cornice, right hand windows have been given 'Jacobean'canted oriels, lead roofed, on plinths above wood fascia board

Modern ground floor

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middle gable Rendered Tile roof, lower in pitch to right Twowindows to each storey of Nos 13 and 15, modern glass casements,

cornice Modern shop fronts

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to first floor windows Modern ground floor shops Turnagain Laneelevation (No 17a): - Steep tile roof two storeys Two windows,left hand one is of three lights, flush frame, double hung sashes.Right hand window is flush framed, with frieze and cornice Two

modern steps to panelled door, part glass, in pilastered wood

architrave, small wood hood

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SU 50 96 ABINGDON BRIDGE STREET

(South West side)

glazing bars and smaller cell windows on ground floor with iron bars; single-storeyaddition on right; extension to main range on right has brick rear wall and gabledwing INTERIOR: The old cells have been retained, with their WCs

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gabled dormer, casement with glazing bars, One segmental arched

window, flush framed double hung sash with glazing bars Broken

brick band between storeys Dentil eaves cornice One segmentalarched window on ground floor with Bee Hive sign in frosted glass.segmental arched door of four panels (two glass)

Nos 2 to 8 (even) and No.46 (The Bee Hive) Stert Street form a group

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No.4 and No.6 are in chequered blue and red brick Two windows,

casements with glazing bars No 4 has semi-blocked smaller window

On ground floor two segmental arched windows, boarded up Two plaindoors, segmental head Derelict at time of survey

nos 2 to 8 (even) and No 46 (The Bee Hive) Stert Street form a group

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Probably originally C17 Two storeys and attics Gabled to road,

rough rendered Tile roof One window in gable, casement with smallcornice Painted rubble, brick rusticated dressings to windows OneC19 three light window, casement On ground floor one window, slidingsash with glazing bars, flat wood arch, red brick architrave To right,brick section set back, one plain segmental arched door, pentice tileroof Derelict at time of survey Formerly the Pied Piper P.H

Nos 2 to 8 (even) and No.46 (The Bee live) Stert Street form a group

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One building late C18 Chequered brick Tile roof Modern tile roof

to No 11 Two storeys and attics Four dormers, three are gabledwith flush framed sash window with glazing bars, one is a modern flattopped dormer Four windows, flush frame, segmental arch, double hungsashes with glazing bars Band between storeys Rendered plinth.Three plain doors, blocked rectangular fanlight

No 11 Small C19 shop front with pilasters, modern door, three lightarcaded shop window, cill under continuous fascia board

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