Maidenhead Riverside Conservation Area Appraisal - The Royal ...
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<strong>Maidenhead</strong> <strong>Riverside</strong> <strong>Conservation</strong> <strong>Area</strong> <strong>Appraisal</strong><br />
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Character <strong>Area</strong>s<br />
Building period<br />
Plot size, form<br />
and relationship<br />
to road<br />
Building Height<br />
<strong>The</strong> remaining Mill buildings date back to the 17 th century,<br />
however these have been extensively remodelled and<br />
rebuilt. <strong>The</strong> 19 th century development includes the Boulters<br />
Restaurant and the lock-keepers House whilst 20 th century<br />
development has evolved along Boulters Island in the form<br />
of small residential dwellings and boathouses.<br />
Due to the narrow, linear nature of Boulters Island, the<br />
properties tend to sit in small plots, with the River on either<br />
side. Most properties are detached, fairly large dwellings,<br />
with the exception of the former Mill buildings, which have<br />
been subdivided into flats. <strong>The</strong>se buildings including the<br />
hotel, sit within a comparatively tight plot for the size and<br />
scale of the buildings.<br />
Roof heights are predominantly two storey and some<br />
single storey buildings. <strong>The</strong> larger properties such as the<br />
hotel, contain attic windows and appear of a larger scale.