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Architect JE Maynard, built in 1936. Maynard designed another house 400ms away at No.58 South Cliff ( | Architect JE Maynard, built in 1936. Maynard designed another house 400ms away at No.58 South Cliff (Saxons) also built in 1935 which was listed Grade II by English Heritage in 1998<ref>[https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1376151?section=official-list-entry Historic England: 58, SOUTH CLIFF]</ref>. | ||
A well preserved and beautifully crafted pair of semi-detached Edwardian houses built soon after the road was laid out in 1905. They have prominent half-timbered gables above double-height bay windows, fine red clay tile-hung upper elevations, smaller half-timbered gables over the recessed porches and timber sash windows. | A well preserved and beautifully crafted pair of semi-detached Edwardian houses built soon after the road was laid out in 1905. They have prominent half-timbered gables above double-height bay windows, fine red clay tile-hung upper elevations, smaller half-timbered gables over the recessed porches and timber sash windows. | ||
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| San Mirail, 13 Richmond Avenue | |
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| LL ref: | 268 |
| Start date: | 1936 |
| Architect: | John E. Maynard |
| Builder: | unknown |
| Original use: | Residential |
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Architect JE Maynard, built in 1936. Maynard designed another house 400ms away at No.58 South Cliff (Saxons) also built in 1935 which was listed Grade II by English Heritage in 1998[1].
A well preserved and beautifully crafted pair of semi-detached Edwardian houses built soon after the road was laid out in 1905. They have prominent half-timbered gables above double-height bay windows, fine red clay tile-hung upper elevations, smaller half-timbered gables over the recessed porches and timber sash windows.
