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One of the finest late Victorian properties in Bexhill built in the arts and crafts idiom in the early 1890s. Both properties were known as Church House until 1898 when the house was divided into a pair of semi-detached houses. They have a long ~~facade~~ with two half-timbered gables, the larger right-hand one being particular lavish, canted bay windows, the left hand an oriel design, mostly tile-hung first floor and a long tiled projecting ground floor with tiled mono-pitch roof, all windows having leaded lights. The right-hand dwelling has a grand timber porch with hipped tiled roof, the left hand property has a set-back entrance crowned by a half-timbered turret with pinnacle roof and lead finial. 1A was used as a guest house and hotel until 2014.

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One of the finest late Victorian properties in Bexhill built in the arts and crafts idiom in the early 1890s. Both properties were known as Church House until 1898 when the house was divided into a pair of semi-detached houses. They have a long façade with two half-timbered gables, the larger right-hand one being particular lavish, canted bay windows, the left hand an oriel design, mostly tile-hung first floor and a long tiled projecting ground floor with tiled mono-pitch roof, all windows having leaded lights. The right-hand dwelling has a grand timber porch with hipped tiled roof, the left hand property has a set-back entrance crowned by a half-timbered turret with pinnacle roof and lead finial. 1A was used as a guest house and hotel until 2014.

== Gallery ==

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-One of the finest late Victorian properties in Bexhill built in the arts and crafts idiom in the early 1890s. Both properties were known as Church House until 1898 when the house was divided into a pair of semi-detached houses. They have a long facade with two half-timbered gables, the larger right-hand one being particular lavish, canted bay windows, the left hand an oriel design, mostly tile-hung first floor and a long tiled projecting ground floor with tiled mono-pitch roof, all windows having leaded lights. The right-hand dwelling has a grand timber porch with hipped tiled roof, the left hand property has a set-back entrance crowned by a half-timbered turret with pinnacle roof and lead finial.   1A was used as a guest house and hotel until 2014.
+|date=1892
+|architect=unknown
+|builder=unknown
+|use=Residential/commercial
+|osmid=w388679212
+|lat=50.84000|lng=0.47803
+}}
+One of the finest late Victorian properties in Bexhill built in the arts and crafts idiom in the early 1890s. Both properties were known as Church House until 1898 when the house was divided into a pair of semi-detached houses. They have a long façade with two half-timbered gables, the larger right-hand one being particular lavish, canted bay windows, the left hand an oriel design, mostly tile-hung first floor and a long tiled projecting ground floor with tiled mono-pitch roof, all windows having leaded lights. The right-hand dwelling has a grand timber porch with hipped tiled roof, the left hand property has a set-back entrance crowned by a half-timbered turret with pinnacle roof and lead finial. 1A was used as a guest house and hotel until 2014.
 == Gallery ==