Section 2: SPRING LANE (Odd and even numbering)

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1 Buckinghamshire Archaeological Society HISTORIC BUILDINGS GROUP Great Horwood Village Survey : October 2011 Section 2: SPRING LANE (Odd and even numbering)

2 GREAT HORWOOD : SPRING LANE : 2 The Old Farmhouse, 2 The Old Farmhouse in process of refurbishment in October 2011 Presumably originally a farmhouse Listed Grade 2 (number ) Late 16 th century 4-bay lobby-entry house Timber framed (box frame), rendered infill, painted brick chimneys Thatch (reed?) Gable-ended, with attic windows in gables Later slate-roofed lean-to extension at rear. Builders marks visible at rear of house. Ridge decorated with figure of witch in reed or straw. Medium, but being refurbished. Rose Cottage, 4 Rose Cottage Originally 2 cottages Pebbledashed brick Plain clay tile Two- storey modern extension and lean-to extension at rear. Unusual wide storey-band around centre of building

3 GREAT HORWOOD : SPRING LANE : 3 Wigwell, Wigwell Post-1960 (1980s) Plain clay tile Single storey extension at front, conservatory at rear. Signs of a single storey side extension having been removed, presumably to make way for a new road (Wigwell Gardens). 6 [ Listed as Briar Thatch] 17 th century 1½ storey, 3 bay box frame Timber framed (box frame), painted brick infill Thatch (reed?) Building extended at least twice. Slate-roofed 19 th century extension to immediate right with red-brick modern extension beyond with plain clay tile roof.. Being re-thatched in October Listed Grade 2 (number ).

4 GREAT HORWOOD : SPRING LANE : 4 Little Pippins, 8 Little Pippins 8 C18 or Double pile detached Painted roughcast Natural slate Extended 2 or 3 times: 2-storey natural slate-roofed extension to rear; single-storey side extension with plain clay tile roof to left, with further single-storey flat-roofed extension behind. Casement windows may be replacement for earlier sashes. 8a 8a Post-1960 Detached and rendered brick Machine-made tiles Gabled with central chimney Two storeys plus attic conversion

5 GREAT HORWOOD : SPRING LANE : 5 Burberry Lodge, 10 Burberry Lodge 10 Post-1960 Detached with rendered breeze and fake timbering Concrete tiles Gabled with no chimney Two storeys with two forward-facing gables 10a 10a Post-1960 Detached with rendered breeze Concrete tiles Half-hipped with no chimney Two storeys with two forward-facing gables

6 GREAT HORWOOD : SPRING LANE : Post-1960 Detached Concrete pantiles Gabled with single chimney on rear slope Two storeys with three decorative gables above first-floor windows. Projecting lean-to porch and linked double garage. upvc windows Suffolk Cottage, 14 Suffolk Cottage (1890s) with 1970s extension to right Semi-detached built as pair with no.16. C19 worker s cottage Painted brick Natural slate Current resident says fireplace reversed to serve new extension in 1970s. Gabled with central chimney Two storeys with original gable end marked by chimney (and obvious bonding line in brickwork). Denticulated brick eaves line. Replacemernt upvc windows. Extension roof from 1970s; original left-hand bay more recently re-roofed with 16.

7 GREAT HORWOOD : SPRING LANE : (1890s) with pre-1970s extension to left Semi-detached built as pair with no.14. With attached singlestorey garage. C19 worker s cottage Rendered brick Natural slate 16 Gabled with central chimney Two storeys with original gable end marked by chimney. Denticulated brick eaves line. Re-roofed post-1980 with original section of no.16. C19 cottage, possibly earlier? (t shown on early C19 map). Detached two-bay cottage with various later extensions. Painted brick may encase hidden timber frame. ** WORTH AN INTERNAL INSPECTION IF OPPORTUNITY ARISES ** Plain clay tiles. Upper-floor windows may indicate original thatch with eyebrow dormers. Originally gabled with central chimney, with two rear extensions at right angles and lean-to extension to the left. One and a half storeys. Central blocked doorway may indicate division to two cottages, now reunited.

8 GREAT HORWOOD : SPRING LANE : 8 20, 22 and 24 (three buildings) 20, 22 and 24 Post-1960 (1980s) Three identically designed detached houses. The Retreat, 22a Concrete pantiles. Gabled with decorative forward-facing gables over upper windows. Sloping pentice on brick pillars. Integral single garage. The Retreat 22a Post-1960 (1990s) Detached Mixed brick Coloured concrete tiles Gabled with three forward-facing gabled dormer windows. Attached pair of garages at right angle to house.

9 GREAT HORWOOD : SPRING LANE : 9 24 (originally Wigwell) 26 C18? Terrace of cottages, six bays, now one dwelling. Painted brick Long-straw thatch Gabled with chimneys to left gable and between bays 2 and 3. One and a half storeys. Entrance to right hand of Bay 1. Medium. Needs re-thatching. Old photo shows earlier 4 dormer windows, now gone, and further bays to right-hand end. Listed Grade 2. List entry Number: Spring Cottage, (originally Wigwell) Spring Cottage Originally C18 but almost totally modernised Terrace of cottages, six bays, now one dwelling. extension (1980s) to left, offset to rear. Two front doors. originally matching 26. Rendered brick Long-straw thatch Gabled, originally with 5 chimneys, now with one chimney between bays 2 and 3. Two storeys (originally one and a half); raised in height in Bays 5-6 added in Only brickwork of outer and dividing walls remain from original building. Original foundation only two bricks deep, now replaced with modern underpinning. Information about rebuilding provided by current owners (2012). NOT LISTED

10 GREAT HORWOOD : SPRING LANE : 10 1b 1b Post-1960 executive style Plain clay tile 3 dormer windows in roof. Chimney at west gable end (left). Possible rear extension? 1-7 (odd numbers, four buildings) 1, 3, 5 and Terrace of houses estate Pantile Rendered brick 2-storey side extension at number 1. Singlestorey side extension at number 7. Central passageway access to rear between numbers 3 and 5.

11 GREAT HORWOOD : SPRING LANE : (odd numbers, eight buildings) 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21 and Semi-detached houses estate Plain clay tile Gable-ended 4 pairs of semi-detached houses with single-storey side extensions, all generally similar except details such as porches. Mulberry Cottage, 25 Mulberry Cottage 25 Originally two cottages 16 th or 17 th century, with 18th and 20th-century additions 1½ storey, 4-bay box frame Timber framed (box frame), rendered and brick infill Thatch (long straw) Half-hip to west (left in picture), gable to east Original Queen-strut 2-bay timber-framed cottage to west, with stone fireplace and chimney; separate 18th-century cottage in bay 3; 1984 brick extension in bay 4. Listed Grade 2 (number ). BAS Historic Buildings Group internal survey 4 February 2012.