Furze Platt Triangle - The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead

58Furze Platt Triangle Conservation Area Appraisal1Significant Non-Listed Buildings Descriptions andImagesName262 and264CourthouseRoad1 and 3Furze PlattRoadDescriptionEarly C20 semi-detached. Although thesehouses are not in themselves remarkable, theyare typical of many thousands of semi-detachedpairs built to this pattern. The design is basedon a standard tunnel-back terrace, with littlethought given to the possibilities offered byhaving a side elevation. They feature yet anothervariation of surface finish from the same palette,with brick on the ground floor and natural finishpebbledash on the upper storey, separated bya projecting string course. The upper storeymain window is a vertical sliding sash ofVenetian pattern, with a central wide sash andtwo narrower ones on each side.Late C19 asymmetric semi-detached. Bothhalves of this building front Furze Platt Road,one half presenting a gabled front and the othera pitched roof. No 3 has a two storey bay.Photo4 FurzePlatt RoadEarly C20 detached. Inspired by the Arts andCraft Movement of the late 19th century, andhas many features typical of the style. The deepand steeply pitched roof with dormer window,leaded glass, arrow slit openings in the gableends, white render and the chimney stack withdecorative tile around the top are allcharacteristic of the period. The house is a fineand unspoilt example of its type.