Type

Building

Title / Name

43 Kingsbury Street

Summary

House circa 1654-6. A defended building in the Second World War. For full details of this building, please check the Listed Building description.

TIMBER FRAMED HOUSE; DEFENDED BUILDING, Mid C17 to Second World War (1654 to 1945)

Source Detail: Burge, T., 2014

Title: Kennet and Avon Canal GHQ Line Defences (2011-2014)

Summary: List of pillboxes located and photographed across Wiltshire Source ID: SWI26454

Description: Second World War defended building.

Source Detail: Historic England, Various

Title: National Record of the Historic Environment (NRHE) Entry

Summary: Data held by the NRHE database. The data is made available and licenced under the Open Government Licence version 3. Source ID: SWI29488

Source Detail: Ordnance Survey, 1970

Title: Ordnance Survey Map 1:2500 1970

Summary: No summary information. Source ID: SWI30367

Description: SU 18876925.

Source Detail: Department of Environment (HHR), 1974

Title: List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest: Marlborough Area 1974

Summary: No summary information. Source ID: SWI31697

Description: 5407 KINGSBURY STREET (East Side) No 43 SSU 1869 1/57 18.7.49. II* GV 2. 1654-6. 2 storey and attic. Timber frame stuccoed and colour washed. Triple gabled attic, each gable with one 2-light casement. Old tile roof. Attic oversails 1st floor supported on heads of 3 angular bays, and elaborate out brackets at angles and between bays. The left hand bay has C18 sash window, the centre and right hand have 6-light and 8-light mullioned and transomed casements respectively; all with modern lights. Pent tile roof across ground floor with C17 shop front to left hand of heavy barred, small paned shop windows and similar central door, now blocked and early C19 shop front with plain pair of windows and double glazed central doors. Small modern door between shop fronts. Nos 40 to 48A (consec) form a group with Nos 1, 2, 4, to 11 (consec) opposite, and with Nos 1, 17 and 18 Silverless Street.