Maldon Wycke and Attached Garden Wall

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MALDON

TL80NW WYCKE HILL, Little Maldon 574-1/1/280 (North West side) 24/09/71 Maldon Wycke and attached garden wall (Formerly Listed as: Maldon Wycke)

GV II

House. Early C17 and early C19. Timber-framed and rendered, with front of white Gault brick and roofs of plain tiles; brick end stacks. Complex plan form of 2 parallel ranges with two blocks at right-angles to rear. EXTERIOR: the main, south, elevation of 2 storeys; 3-window range; plain parapet and hipped plain tile roof. The 1st floor has a small-paned tripartite sash window either side of a small-paned sash, all with rubbed brick ?flat arches. The ground floor has a central open-pedimented doorcase with dentils, consoles and moulded architraves; semi-circular fanlight with Gothick glazing bars and door of 6 raised-and-fielded panels. Either side are bay windows with small panes, cornices and frieze of loops and diamonds. On the flanks are pilasters with moulded capitals and panels of lattice and quatrefoils (as interior of No.2 London Road (qv)). The west elevation is rendered with a brick flank stack to front range and a long timber-framed parapet with moulded timber cornice to front range and a long timber-framed parapet with moulded timber cornice linking the disparate roofs. This elevation has 2 tripartite sash windows with central vertical glazing bar on 1st floor, and a mixture of C20 windows. The east flank has similar red brick stack, parapet and cornice and a C20 conservatory. One 12-pane sash on 1st floor and C20 small-paned casement windows on both floors. The east rear wing has a hipped roof, C20 small-paned casement windows, and is black weatherboarded on its exposed flank wall at 1st floor level. The western rear wing is gabled with a lean-to extension with peg tiles on north end and further attached gabled single-storey extension on north-west corner. On the north-east corner is a single-storey C20 extension with hipped plain tile roof. The rear parallel range roof has a large ridgeline stack. INTERIOR: the early C19 front range has much period detail and a dogleg staircase with column-on-vase balusters, fret cut tread ends, column newel and swept hardwood handrail. Doors have 4 raised-and-fielded panels and moulded architraves, and one front room has fire surround with eared architrave and

moulded plaster cornice. Hall cornice of egg-and-dart. The timber-framed part consists of a 2-bay cross-wing of c1600 at the north-west corner of the building. This has jowled posts and a 4-bay roof with butt purlins and central couple with curved wind braces to purlins. North gable has remnants of 5-light diamond-mullioned windows. Wall bracing is 'inverted' and one door opening can be traced in central 1st-floor partition. Door to attic is C17 of moulded panels. A stack on the east flank has a wide inglenook fireplace with chamfered timber mantel beam. Above this on the 1st floor is a 4-centred-arched fireplace with chamfered jambs, all of 1600-20. The rear parallel range consists of 2 bays of early C17 timber-framing with chamfered spine beams and bridging joists and a clasped-purlin roof. This is possibly the hall range for the cross-wing, but looks a little later. A large good quality red-brick garden wall bounds the north-western part of the garden, linked to the north-west corner of the house.



Listing NGR: TL8396606209

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