Furze Platt Triangle - The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead

Furze Platt Triangle Conservation Area Appraisal57Significant Non-Listed Buildings Descriptions andImages1Name252CourthouseRoad254CourthouseroadDescriptionEarly C20 detached, presents a multi-levelfaçade to the street with two gables on the frontelevation, one being stepped back andcontaining an oriel window on the first floor. Themain gable projects over bay windows on bothstories, but the oriel window has its own slopingconcave roof. The wall finish is a distinctivecream-painted render, but the lower bay in redbrick and the common style of features such aswindow shapes and gable end treatmentensures harmony with neighbouring houses alittle to the north.Late C19 detached. The main façade is a largetile-hung upper storey projecting over a groundfloor bay window. The porch is to the side, withdecorative Chinese style woodwork and acurved tiled roof flowing down from the upperstorey tile hanging. The back part of the buildinghas a pitched roof parallel to the road. Thebrickwork below the ground floor bay is highlydecorative. The building also has a fine leadedglass window on the North side.Photo256 and258CourthouseRoadLate C19 detached, with later extensions. Thetile-hung upper storey projects over a groundfloor bay window of side hung casements,forming a sheltered inset porch between thewindow and a supporting side wall. The upperstorey front window breaks the roofline, and iscapped by a gable. The main roof is hipped andhas a short decorative ridge and finials. No 258has a recent side extension in keeping.