East Cambridgeshire District Council

House and shop, Late C18.

Red brick, painted white and modern tile mansard roof with tumbled parapets. Gault brick ridge stack between front and rear range and north end stack. Two storeys and attic. One dormer. Two first floor twelve pane hung sashes.

One early C20 shop front and a recessed hung sash with central glazing bar at ground floor.

Cottage and shop extensions in the south end. Late C18.

Gault brick, painted on the front and steeply pitched modern tile roof with end stacks and gable end parapets. Plan of two rooms flanking hallway. Two storeys. Three first floor casements and two enlarged C19 four pane hung sashes on either side of doorway. Rear wall has gault brick Flemish bond, and there are kitchen extensions of C19.

Cottage and shop. Late C18.

Brick, rendered front wall incised in imitation of stone ashlar. Local red pantiles to house part and corrugated iron to shop. End parapets on kneelers and plain eaves cornice. Grey gault brick single flue ridge stack and north end stack. One storey and attic.

House part has two modern dormers. Two early C19 flush frame twelve pane hung sashes on either side of doorway. Pilaster doorcase with plain entablature and moulded cornice with narrow canopy. Rectangular fanlight shop front has narrow pilaster architrave and similar cornice.

House, now house and two shops, C18.

Local red and gault brick, Flemish bond to front wall, and English bond to south end wall. Some reused limestone blocks visible in end wall and continued in base of lean-to outshut at the rear. End parapets on kneelers to mansard roof, now covered with modern tiles. Ridge stacks probably removed. L-plan, including early C19 wing to Hop Row, with additions in the angle. Two storeys with band between the storeys and a band at gable end eaves height.

House, formerly the doctors house, and now a house and shop. Late C18 early C19.

Mainly Haddenham gault brick Flemish bond to front wall and English bond to end walls. Red brick details. Mansard roof with sawtooth eaves cornice and end parapets on kneelers. Modern tile roof. Two storeys and attic. Band of three red bricks between the storeys. Three first floor recessed hung sashes with red brick arches. Two steps to doorway with moulded wood C19 architrave and narrow flat hood. A later canted bay has been inserted as has a shop at the south end.

House, now house and two shops. Mid or late C18.

Red brick front wall, part rendered at ground floor and cased in Warboys white brick at first floor. Irregular bonding but mainly English particularly to south end which has gault brick to upper courses. Mansard roof now covered with asbestos and tumbled gable ends. Gault brick ridge stack and end stacks, the one to the north end has red brick except for the upper courses. Two storeys.

House, Early C19 possibly incorporating earlier work.

Haddenham gault brick on the front and red brick rendered on the end walls. Slate roof with ridge stack. Two storeys. Symmetrical facade of two C19 flush frame hung sashes in open boxing including one of twelve panes on either side of blocked opening. Two steps up to central pedimented doorway with moulded doorcase and dentil frieze. Six panelled door including two glazed panels.

Cottage, subdivided in early C19.

Brick, rendered and modern interlocking tile roof with original end parapets and dentil eaves cornice. Ridge stack and north end stack. Lobby entry plan possibly suggests the early C18 date. One storey and attic. Two dormers. Three window openings including later C19 hung sashes. Two doorways, one of which is panelled and early or mid C19. Some red brick is exposed in north gable end.

House and shop. Mainly c1700 but a late C17 chimney remains at the side of a C19 rear range.

Red brick. Flemish bond on a plinth with moulded brick to upper edge. Plain tiled roof with end parapets and wood modillion eaves cornice. Two storeys and attic. Two dormers. Two first floor flush frame hung sashes in open boxing. Ground floor partly rebuilt.