Furze Platt Triangle - The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead

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Furze Platt Triangle Conservation Area Appraisal65Significant Non-Listed Buildings Descriptions andImages1Name1to4CamdenRoadDescriptionEarly C20 semi-detached. 2 pairs of houses,with angled bay windows, covered by aprojecting roof common to both halves. The maingable end faces the road, with applied timberingat the apex. The upper storey window surroundsare unusual in that they are finished inpebbledash on a brick façade, an interestingreversal of the more common pattern. Theprojecting roof has ornate supports.Photo5to12CamdenRoadEarly C20 semi-detached. 4 pairs of houses,two with box bay windows and two with angledbays, covered by a projecting roof common toboth halves. All have side porches with a narrowwindow above. The front section of the mainroof is hipped with a short crest ridge andprominent chimney stack of the front slope, thewider back section a plain pitch with gable endsto the side.
66Furze Platt Triangle Conservation Area Appraisal1Significant Non-Listed Buildings Descriptions andImagesName13 to 18CamdenRoadDescriptionLate C19 semi-detached. The earliest group ofhouses in Camden Road, 3 pairs of originallyidentical houses with plain pitched roofs, groundfloor bay windows with separate hipped roofs,and arched entrance doorways to the centre ofthe building.Photo
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