Furze Platt Triangle - The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead

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Furze Platt Triangle Conservation Area Appraisal63Significant Non-Listed Buildings Descriptions andImages1Name10 LindenAvenueDescriptionEarly C20 detached, one of two buildings in theroad with a corner tower. Widows in the towerprovide views in many directions, a featureechoed on the opposite side of the frontage witha corner window. Many windows have stainedglass panels, and most have stone lintels. Theupper story of each wing is half-timberedproviding a contrast to the red brick used in themain part and on the ground floor.The tower roof is topped by an extravagant finial,making the most of its visible location. J. K.Cooper’s Pinkneys Green brickworks catalogueof 1904 shows an almost identical item. Deepeaves and unusual chimney stacks that flare outtowards the top add interest at roof level.Photo12 LindenAvenueEarly C20 detached. The design combines somemock Tudor features such as applied timberingwith some Arts and Crafts features such as thetall narrow chimney stacks and an upper storeywindow breaking the roofline.
64Furze Platt Triangle Conservation Area Appraisal1Significant Non-Listed Buildings Descriptions andImagesName14 LindenAvenueDescriptionEarly C20 detached, with a wealth of featureswhich combine to give a very distinctive building.The polygonal pointed bays, different on lowerand upper stories, and the ornate porch areunique in the locality. The waist height fencingat the front of the porch points outwards in a Vshape, imitating the bay window. The generousroof overhanging the gable end and decorativepargeting in the render make the building alandmark in the area.Photo16 LindenAvenue18 and20 LindenAvenueEarly C20 detached, with strong characteristicsof the Arts and Crafts Movement. It draws on asimilar set of features to number4 Furze Platt Road, but interprets themdifferently to give a house of differentproportions. The roof is less dominant, but othertypical features such as the leaded rectangularwindows with horizontal emphasis, and the widehalf-dormers interrupting the eaves line, remainunchanged. The house has some resemblanceto “The Orchard”, house of the Arts and Craftsarchitect C.F.A Voysey.Early C20 semi-detached, asymmetric. Thisbuilding is designed to make the most of thecorner plot, contained in the acute anglebetween Courthouse Road and Linden Avenue.From the Linden Avenue frontage the two halvesof the building
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