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Knapped flint with red brick plinth band, raised plat band, quoinsand dressings. Raised band and wooden modillion eaves cornice to plain tiled roofwith brick ridge stacks. Slightly lower projecting wing to left with moulded woodencornice and side stack. Two storeys; slightly irregular 8 window facade, varying dueto lack of uniformity in some window widths and in the width of some of the spacesbetween windows. Glazing bar sashes, most with glazing bars only in the upper blade;gauged brick flat arches. Main entrance below fifth window from right. Later C18panelled door topped by wreathed and radiating fanlight. Doric columnar projectingentablature-hood porch. One bay re-entrant angle to south wing with glazed doortopped by transom-light and flat hood on iron supports (No 47).Listing NGR: TQ2409405343", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19500719", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027852", "name": "THE HALL", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027852", "Reference": "1027852" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 524097.95, 105437.25 ], [ 524100.64, 105437.15 ], [ 524104.76, 105437.0 ], [ 524104.65, 105435.15 ], [ 524105.2, 105434.8 ], [ 524104.85, 105424.43 ], [ 524101.54, 105424.5 ], [ 524099.35, 105424.55 ], [ 524099.25, 105424.95 ], [ 524098.6, 105425.05 ], [ 524092.23, 105426.49 ], [ 524092.71, 105428.65 ], [ 524092.76, 105428.85 ], [ 524096.38, 105428.03 ], [ 524096.39, 105428.52 ], [ 524096.45, 105430.4 ], [ 524096.63, 105436.33 ], [ 524096.66, 105437.3 ], [ 524097.95, 105437.25 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "19 Jul 1950", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027853", "ID": "1027853", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SOUTHWICK THE GREENTQ 2405 SW8/109 (west side)19.7.50 No 69 (King Charles' Cottage) IIHall-house, now cottage. C16. Timber-framed and clad in flint with rendereddressings. Plain tiled roof, hipped with gablet to left,and end stack to right.Truncated hall-house plan . Two storeys; irregular 3 window front,casements. Twopart-glazed doors, to left of left-hand ground-floor window and to right of right-handground floor window. Interior: crown-post collar-purlin roof.Listing NGR: TQ2410005432", "land_description__charge_address": "KING CHARLES' COTTAGE 69 THE GREEN", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "KING CHARLES' COTTAGE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "69", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "THE GREEN", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOUTHWICK THE GREENTQ 2405 SW8/109 (west side)19.7.50 No 69 (King Charles' Cottage) IIHall-house, now cottage. C16. Timber-framed and clad in flint with rendereddressings. Plain tiled roof, hipped with gablet to left,and end stack to right.Truncated hall-house plan . Two storeys; irregular 3 window front,casements. Twopart-glazed doors, to left of left-hand ground-floor window and to right of right-handground floor window. 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Circa 1830. Stuccoed with band and hipped slate roof withstacks. Two storeys; 3 bays, glazing bar sashes with Venetian shutters on firstfloor, 2 bays on ground-floor with contemporary tent-canopies. Porch on west frontwith similar canopy over.Listing NGR: TQ2378405465", "land_description__charge_address": "THE OLD RECTORY KINGSTON LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "THE OLD RECTORY", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "KINGSTON LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOUTHWICK \t\t\t KINGSTON LANETQ 20 NW3/66 (east side)19.9.69 The Old Rectory (Formerly listed as Southwick Old Rectory) IIRectory, now house. Circa 1830. Stuccoed with band and hipped slate roof withstacks. Two storeys; 3 bays, glazing bar sashes with Venetian shutters on firstfloor, 2 bays on ground-floor with contemporary tent-canopies. Porch on west frontwith similar canopy over.Listing NGR: TQ2378405465", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19690919", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027854", "name": "THE OLD RECTORY", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027854", "Reference": "1027854" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 524380.5, 105281.53 ], [ 524378.38, 105273.5 ], [ 524372.02, 105275.18 ], [ 524372.75, 105277.95 ], [ 524371.3, 105278.3 ], [ 524371.7, 105279.86 ], [ 524372.1, 105281.4 ], [ 524373.6, 105281.05 ], [ 524374.13, 105283.13 ], [ 524380.5, 105281.53 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027855", "ID": "1027855", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 04/01/2013 \t\tTQ 2405 SW8/113SOUTHWICK SOUTHWICK STREET(west side)Nos 17-19 (odd)GVIIHouse, now cottage pair. Early-mid C18. Cobblestone with red brick dressings andquoins. Plain tiled roof with end stacks and catslide extension to rear. Twostoreys; 3 window front, glazing bar sashes remaining on first floor though thecentral window has been blocked. Two C19 octagonal bays on ground-floor flankingpaired doorways.Listing NGR: TQ2437605279", "land_description__charge_address": "17-19 SOUTHWICK STREET SOUTHWICK", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "17-19", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "SOUTHWICK STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "SOUTHWICK", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 04/01/2013 \t\tTQ 2405 SW8/113SOUTHWICK SOUTHWICK STREET(west side)Nos 17-19 (odd)GVIIHouse, now cottage pair. Early-mid C18. Cobblestone with red brick dressings andquoins. Plain tiled roof with end stacks and catslide extension to rear. Twostoreys; 3 window front, glazing bar sashes remaining on first floor though thecentral window has been blocked. 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Early-mid C18, altered in C19. Rendered to west, red brick andflint to sides. Coped parapet to tiled roof with end stacks. Two storeys; regular 3window front with tripartite sash outer first floor windows, single central sash andoctagonal bays with hipped tiled roofs on ground floor flanking central entrance.Panelled door with wreathed and radiating fanlight and panelled reveals.Half-columned door-surround supporting entablature blocks and open segmentalpediment. Two storey C19 wings to rear.Listing NGR: TQ2442305349", "land_description__charge_address": "THE MANOR HOUSE 14 SOUTHWICK STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "THE MANOR HOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "14", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "SOUTHWICK STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOUTHWICK SOUTHWICK STREETTQ 2405 SW8/115 \t\t\t\t (east side)19.7.50 No 14 (The Manor House)GV IIHouse, now offices. Early-mid C18, altered in C19. Rendered to west, red brick andflint to sides. Coped parapet to tiled roof with end stacks. Two storeys; regular 3window front with tripartite sash outer first floor windows, single central sash andoctagonal bays with hipped tiled roofs on ground floor flanking central entrance.Panelled door with wreathed and radiating fanlight and panelled reveals.Half-columned door-surround supporting entablature blocks and open segmentalpediment. Two storey C19 wings to rear.Listing NGR: TQ2442305349", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19500719", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027856", "name": "THE MANOR HOUSE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1950-07-19", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027856", "Reference": "1027856" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 524432.25, 105375.22 ], [ 524430.71, 105362.14 ], [ 524433.53, 105361.63 ], [ 524433.08, 105358.52 ], [ 524422.55, 105360.5 ], [ 524422.9, 105363.55 ], [ 524423.89, 105363.37 ], [ 524424.35, 105367.25 ], [ 524422.1, 105367.65 ], [ 524417.62, 105368.21 ], [ 524418.17, 105372.61 ], [ 524422.65, 105372.05 ], [ 524424.95, 105371.8 ], [ 524425.55, 105376.25 ], [ 524432.25, 105375.22 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "19 Sep 1969", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027857", "ID": "1027857", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SOUTHWICK SOUTHWICK STREETTQ 2405 SW8/116 (east side)19.9.69 Nos 16-18 (even) (Manor Cottage)GV IIHouse. C16. Possibly timber-framed. Clad in coursed flint with red brick quoins adressings. Hipped slate roof with gablets and ridge stack to left orcentre. Possible hall-house. Two storeys; slightly iregular window front, casements.Planked door under second window from left. Wing to rear of 2 storeys abuttingcatslide outshut of main block. Interior not seen at time of re-survey.Listing NGR: TQ2442805370", "land_description__charge_address": "MANOR COTTAGE 16-18 SOUTHWICK STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "MANOR COTTAGE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "16-18", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "SOUTHWICK STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOUTHWICK SOUTHWICK STREETTQ 2405 SW8/116 (east side)19.9.69 Nos 16-18 (even) (Manor Cottage)GV IIHouse. C16. Possibly timber-framed. Clad in coursed flint with red brick quoins adressings. Hipped slate roof with gablets and ridge stack to left orcentre. Possible hall-house. Two storeys; slightly iregular window front, casements.Planked door under second window from left. Wing to rear of 2 storeys abuttingcatslide outshut of main block. Interior not seen at time of re-survey.Listing NGR: TQ2442805370", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19690919", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027857", "name": "MANOR COTTAGE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1969-09-19", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027857", "Reference": "1027857" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 524422.48, 105406.81 ], [ 524429.05, 105405.5 ], [ 524428.96, 105405.05 ], [ 524428.8, 105404.23 ], [ 524428.65, 105403.4 ], [ 524431.25, 105402.95 ], [ 524431.42, 105403.73 ], [ 524431.59, 105404.52 ], [ 524436.6, 105403.51 ], [ 524436.27, 105401.76 ], [ 524441.78, 105400.71 ], [ 524440.19, 105392.41 ], [ 524434.68, 105393.46 ], [ 524435.05, 105395.38 ], [ 524433.41, 105395.71 ], [ 524432.49, 105391.5 ], [ 524420.5, 105393.65 ], [ 524422.48, 105406.81 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "19 Sep 1969", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027858", "ID": "1027858", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SOUTHWICK SOUTHWICK STREETTQ 2405 SW \t\t\t STREE T8/117 (east side)19.9.69 No 20GV IIHouse, now office. C17. Uncoursed flint with red brick plinth band, quoins,dressings and some patching on first floor to right. Red brick eaves cornice to plaintiled roof, half-hipped to right, with end stack to left and larger ridge stack onrear wing. Two storeys; slightly iregular 3 window front, one sliding casement onfirst floor to right, the rest C19 and C20 casements. Doorway to left of centrebetween first and second windws from left with half-glazed door under later C19-earlyC20 pentice hood on brackets. Two storey wing to rear of flint belowand brick above.Listing NGR: TQ2442705400", "land_description__charge_address": "20 SOUTHWICK STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "20", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "SOUTHWICK STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOUTHWICK SOUTHWICK STREETTQ 2405 SW \t\t\t STREE T8/117 (east side)19.9.69 No 20GV IIHouse, now office. C17. Uncoursed flint with red brick plinth band, quoins,dressings and some patching on first floor to right. Red brick eaves cornice to plaintiled roof, half-hipped to right, with end stack to left and larger ridge stack onrear wing. Two storeys; slightly iregular 3 window front, one sliding casement onfirst floor to right, the rest C19 and C20 casements. Doorway to left of centrebetween first and second windws from left with half-glazed door under later C19-earlyC20 pentice hood on brackets. Two storey wing to rear of flint belowand brick above.Listing NGR: TQ2442705400", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19690919", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027858", "name": "No name for this Entry", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1969-09-19", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027858", "Reference": "1027858" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 520814.1, 105950.3 ], [ 520815.95, 105949.75 ], [ 520816.8, 105952.9 ], [ 520820.0, 105952.0 ], [ 520819.76, 105951.12 ], [ 520822.15, 105950.44 ], [ 520823.35, 105954.37 ], [ 520823.5, 105954.85 ], [ 520827.6, 105953.55 ], [ 520827.16, 105952.06 ], [ 520827.96, 105951.82 ], [ 520827.76, 105951.11 ], [ 520831.45, 105950.0 ], [ 520830.1, 105945.55 ], [ 520826.7, 105946.6 ], [ 520826.26, 105945.15 ], [ 520825.9, 105943.93 ], [ 520829.3, 105942.85 ], [ 520828.05, 105938.7 ], [ 520823.55, 105940.1 ], [ 520822.65, 105937.1 ], [ 520818.45, 105938.4 ], [ 520819.7, 105942.45 ], [ 520817.15, 105943.15 ], [ 520816.7, 105941.55 ], [ 520814.25, 105942.2 ], [ 520814.75, 105943.8 ], [ 520812.45, 105944.45 ], [ 520812.82, 105945.75 ], [ 520807.25, 105947.32 ], [ 520810.85, 105951.27 ], [ 520814.1, 105950.3 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "23 Jun 1986", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027859", "ID": "1027859", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 20 NW\t\t 3/47 29/2/82SHOREHAM-BY-SEA ST NICHOLAS LANEOLD SHOREHAM(south side) The Old School House \t IISchool house, now 3 houses, Circa C18 in neo-Gothic style. Coursed cobbleon cement plinth with brown brick quoins and painted window dressings, perhapsof stone. Plain tiled roofs with gable-parapets and various sky-lights.Cruciform with two wings facing east, both with uncut plaques in gables.Single storey and garrets; tall plate traceried windows, only under gables,with trefoil window in garret to north. Various doorways added since conver-sion into three houses. Small pointed window on east side of north area.Various accretions to west. 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Plain tiled roofs with gable-parapets and various sky-lights.Cruciform with two wings facing east, both with uncut plaques in gables.Single storey and garrets; tall plate traceried windows, only under gables,with trefoil window in garret to north. Various doorways added since conver-sion into three houses. Small pointed window on east side of north area.Various accretions to west. 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Plain tiled roof with six hips end on to street. 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Plinth.Listing NGR: TQ1975806183", "land_description__charge_address": "LANCING COLLEGE, FIELDS HOUSE COLLEGE DRIVE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "LANCING COLLEGE, FIELDS HOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "COLLEGE DRIVE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "LANCING COLLEGE DRIVETQ 10 NESP/168 Lancing College, Fields House IIPart of school. 1910-12 by Maxwell Ayrton F.R.I.B.A in Gothic style. Built of knappedflints with Sussex sandstone dressings and tiled roof. 2 storeys, irregular fenestrationEast elevation has central feature of a 2 storeyed splayed bay with crenellated parapetand 3 cambered headed casement windows, those on the ground floor being taller andhaving heraldic stained glass to tile windows. Decorative band between floors. Endgabled feature with 1 window flanked by offset buttresses. 10 other windows to 1stfloor alternately 2 and 3 light cambered headed casements. Ground floor has 16 mullionedand transomed windows with trefoliated heads set in blank arcading and separated bybuttresses. West elevation has central and end gabled features with coping, kneelersand offset buttresses with mullioned windows and door in cambered stone arch in endgable. 1st floor has 10 other mullioned windows, alternately 2 and 3 light and aprojecting ground floor with 16 mullioned and transomed windows with trefoliated headsset in blank arches separated by buttresses. Plinth.Listing NGR: TQ1975806183", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19851202", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027861", "name": "LANCING COLLEGE, FIELDS HOUSE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1985-12-02", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027861", "Reference": "1027861" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 520872.1, 105876.95 ], [ 520872.76, 105869.95 ], [ 520873.55, 105861.6 ], [ 520871.07, 105861.38 ], [ 520868.58, 105861.15 ], [ 520867.83, 105869.51 ], [ 520867.2, 105876.45 ], [ 520872.1, 105876.95 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027863", "ID": "1027863", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t CONNAUGHT AVENUE3/52 \t\t OLD SHOREHAM (east side) \t Nos 108-110 (even)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CONNAUGHT AVENUE , OLDTQ 20 NW3/52 SHOREHAM (east side) Nos 108-110 (even)GV IICottage pair. Late C16-early C17. Rendered with hipped thatched roof and 2 ridgestacks. Ends of front, to right wider but only on first floor due to the irregularityof the wall. Two storeys; irregular fenestration of 4 windows on first-floor and 5 onground floor, sliding casements. Boarded doors at entrance left and right.Listing NGR: TQ2087205869", "land_description__charge_address": "108-110 CONNAUGHT AVENUE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "108-110", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CONNAUGHT AVENUE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t CONNAUGHT AVENUE3/52 \t\t OLD SHOREHAM (east side) \t Nos 108-110 (even)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CONNAUGHT AVENUE , OLDTQ 20 NW3/52 SHOREHAM (east side) Nos 108-110 (even)GV IICottage pair. Late C16-early C17. Rendered with hipped thatched roof and 2 ridgestacks. Ends of front, to right wider but only on first floor due to the irregularityof the wall. Two storeys; irregular fenestration of 4 windows on first-floor and 5 onground floor, sliding casements. Boarded doors at entrance left and right.Listing NGR: TQ2087205869", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027863", "name": "No name for this Entry", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1972-09-29", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027863", "Reference": "1027863" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521673.0, 105115.7 ], [ 521673.34, 105117.0 ], [ 521678.82, 105115.43 ], [ 521681.15, 105114.76 ], [ 521680.5, 105112.55 ], [ 521680.07, 105111.07 ], [ 521679.03, 105111.38 ], [ 521679.46, 105112.86 ], [ 521678.2, 105113.25 ], [ 521677.85, 105112.05 ], [ 521674.65, 105113.0 ], [ 521673.5, 105109.15 ], [ 521670.7, 105109.95 ], [ 521670.2, 105108.15 ], [ 521670.04, 105107.56 ], [ 521673.71, 105106.61 ], [ 521673.76, 105106.6 ], [ 521674.72, 105106.35 ], [ 521674.93, 105107.14 ], [ 521683.56, 105104.92 ], [ 521682.93, 105102.47 ], [ 521678.01, 105103.73 ], [ 521673.28, 105104.96 ], [ 521671.5, 105105.42 ], [ 521663.13, 105107.62 ], [ 521666.02, 105117.38 ], [ 521673.0, 105115.7 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027864", "ID": "1027864", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA EAST STREET7/100 \t\t (east side) \t No. 29 (Church House) The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA EAST STREETTQ 2105 SE7/100 (east side) No 29 (church House)GV IIHouse. Early-Mid-C18. Incised render with plinth and plat-band. Plain tiled roofwith central flat-headed dormers. Two storeys and attic; regular 3 window front,glazing bar sashes. Central panelled door in Gibbs surround with fanlight and woodenarchitrave surround. Flat entablature hood on columns.Listing NGR: TQ2167305112", "land_description__charge_address": "CHURCH HOUSE 29 EAST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "CHURCH HOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "29", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "EAST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA EAST STREET7/100 \t\t (east side) \t No. 29 (Church House) The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA EAST STREETTQ 2105 SE7/100 (east side) No 29 (church House)GV IIHouse. Early-Mid-C18. Incised render with plinth and plat-band. Plain tiled roofwith central flat-headed dormers. Two storeys and attic; regular 3 window front,glazing bar sashes. Central panelled door in Gibbs surround with fanlight and woodenarchitrave surround. Flat entablature hood on columns.Listing NGR: TQ2167305112", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027864", "name": "CHURCH HOUSE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1972-09-29", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027864", "Reference": "1027864" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521372.13, 105089.85 ], [ 521374.8, 105088.95 ], [ 521378.9, 105088.3 ], [ 521381.85, 105087.57 ], [ 521380.38, 105084.09 ], [ 521381.4, 105083.65 ], [ 521383.62, 105082.73 ], [ 521383.15, 105081.55 ], [ 521378.6, 105070.6 ], [ 521377.05, 105071.25 ], [ 521376.21, 105069.25 ], [ 521376.01, 105068.77 ], [ 521371.31, 105070.72 ], [ 521366.5, 105072.72 ], [ 521365.95, 105072.95 ], [ 521366.35, 105073.86 ], [ 521369.1, 105080.05 ], [ 521371.96, 105089.31 ], [ 521372.13, 105089.85 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027865", "ID": "1027865", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA HIGH STREET6/73 \t \t (north side) \t Nos 74-76 (even) (The \t Queen Anne and Cuckoo \t Clock Restaurants)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA HIGH STREETTQ 2105 SW6/73 (north side) Nos 74-76 (even) (The Queen Anne and Cuckoo Clock Restaurants) IICottage pair. C17. Timber-framed; rendered to left, plastered to right, with veryshallow break-back to right of centre. Brick eaves cornice to right of break-back.Slate roof with projecting stack to left and central ridge stack. Two storeys;irregular fenestration of 5 windows on first floor and 4 on ground-floor, diamond-lattice casements to left of break-back, wooden casements on first-floor over smallsquare bays below. Two entrances in centre to left of break-back, that to left ofstable-type, (No 76), that to right half-glazed, (No 74). Glazed door to rightbetween square bays. Datestone to left on No 76 - 1706 - probably reflectingrebuilding date or whimsy.Listing NGR: TQ2138005078", "land_description__charge_address": "THE QUEEN ANNE AND CUCKOO CLOCK RESTAURANTS 74 AND 76 HIGH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "THE QUEEN ANNE AND CUCKOO CLOCK RESTAURANTS", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "74 AND 76", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "HIGH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA HIGH STREET6/73 \t \t (north side) \t Nos 74-76 (even) (The \t Queen Anne and Cuckoo \t Clock Restaurants)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA HIGH STREETTQ 2105 SW6/73 (north side) Nos 74-76 (even) (The Queen Anne and Cuckoo Clock Restaurants) IICottage pair. C17. Timber-framed; rendered to left, plastered to right, with veryshallow break-back to right of centre. Brick eaves cornice to right of break-back.Slate roof with projecting stack to left and central ridge stack. Two storeys;irregular fenestration of 5 windows on first floor and 4 on ground-floor, diamond-lattice casements to left of break-back, wooden casements on first-floor over smallsquare bays below. Two entrances in centre to left of break-back, that to left ofstable-type, (No 76), that to right half-glazed, (No 74). Glazed door to rightbetween square bays. 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Incised render with band and full entablature to slate hipped roof with stackto left. Two storeys; 3 bay symmetrical centre with one bay recessed wing to right.Tall doubled pilasters on single pedestals flanking central bay and supportingprojecting pediment. Raised lettering reading 'Town Hall' in frieze under pediment.Metal casement windows, triple on first floor over doors. Entrance in central baywith doubled panelled doors and transom light; moulded entablature hood on volutebrackets, carrying sculptural group representing royal arms over.Listing NGR: TQ2144805011", "land_description__charge_address": "TOWN HALL HIGH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "TOWN HALL", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "HIGH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA HIGH STREET (south side) Town HallThe former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72-----------------------------------------------\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA HIGH STREETTQ 2105 SW6 and 3/71 (south side) Town Hall IICustoms House, now Town Hall. 1830 by Sidney Smirke as Customs House, converted in1886. 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Entrance in central baywith doubled panelled doors and transom light; moulded entablature hood on volutebrackets, carrying sculptural group representing royal arms over.Listing NGR: TQ2144805011", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027866", "name": "TOWN HALL", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1972-09-29", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027866", "Reference": "1027866" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521533.15, 104982.9 ], [ 521533.01, 104982.47 ], [ 521532.87, 104982.03 ], [ 521538.6, 104980.3 ], [ 521535.46, 104971.0 ], [ 521529.87, 104972.69 ], [ 521529.25, 104970.77 ], [ 521524.95, 104972.1 ], [ 521525.55, 104974.15 ], [ 521522.28, 104975.18 ], [ 521525.37, 104985.29 ], [ 521533.15, 104982.9 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027867", "ID": "1027867", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA HIGH STREET3/70\t (south side) \t No. 23-25 (odd)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------ \t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA HIGH STREETTQ 20 NW3/70 (southside Nos 23-25 (odd) IIHouse pair. Mid-C18. Plastered with bracketted eaves parapet to steep slate mansardroof with 2 large pediment-gabled dormers and end stacks. Two storeys and attic; 2irregularly-placed early C19 2-storey octagonal bays, that to right with ground-floorreplaced by long C19 glazed extension the width of No 25 with half-glazed door toright flanked by wooden pilasters. Window off-centre to left. Mixture of glazing barsashes, sashes and sashes without glazing bars. Entrance to No 23 off-centre toleft. Panelled doors in wooden architrave surround with flat hood on brackets over.Listing NGR: TQ2152904982", "land_description__charge_address": "23-25 HIGH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "23-25", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "HIGH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA HIGH STREET3/70\t (south side) \t No. 23-25 (odd)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------ \t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA HIGH STREETTQ 20 NW3/70 (southside Nos 23-25 (odd) IIHouse pair. Mid-C18. Plastered with bracketted eaves parapet to steep slate mansardroof with 2 large pediment-gabled dormers and end stacks. Two storeys and attic; 2irregularly-placed early C19 2-storey octagonal bays, that to right with ground-floorreplaced by long C19 glazed extension the width of No 25 with half-glazed door toright flanked by wooden pilasters. Window off-centre to left. Mixture of glazing barsashes, sashes and sashes without glazing bars. Entrance to No 23 off-centre toleft. Panelled doors in wooden architrave surround with flat hood on brackets over.Listing NGR: TQ2152904982", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027867", "name": "No name for this Entry", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1972-09-29", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027867", "Reference": "1027867" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521465.99, 105158.34 ], [ 521464.74, 105157.66 ], [ 521463.58, 105156.42 ], [ 521462.82, 105155.0 ], [ 521462.0, 105143.6 ], [ 521462.95, 105143.55 ], [ 521462.8, 105140.6 ], [ 521461.85, 105140.7 ], [ 521461.75, 105138.85 ], [ 521454.7, 105139.2 ], [ 521454.86, 105142.25 ], [ 521453.1, 105142.35 ], [ 521453.13, 105142.87 ], [ 521453.46, 105148.98 ], [ 521453.58, 105151.17 ], [ 521453.8, 105155.3 ], [ 521462.2, 105154.94 ], [ 521462.84, 105156.61 ], [ 521464.06, 105157.95 ], [ 521465.64, 105158.8 ], [ 521467.41, 105158.94 ], [ 521467.39, 105158.24 ], [ 521465.99, 105158.34 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027868", "ID": "1027868", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "TQ 2105 SW SHOREHAM-BY-SEA JOHN STREET 6/7 (west side) No 21 (Shoreham House) GV II House. Circa 1800, extended to left c.1880. Gault brick with red brick cornice to rendered parapet hiding roof. End stacks. Two storeys. To right: 3 bays, 'regular glazing bar sashes with cills, round-arched on ground floor. Central panel1ed door in round-arched surrQund with radiating fanlight, flanked by wooden piers supporting open pediment hood. To left: square 2-storey bay with Dutch-type gable. Segment-headed windows with 3 sashes to front and one in each side; glazing bars only in upper blades Listing NGR: TQ2145805149", "land_description__charge_address": "SHOREHAM HOUSE 21 JOHN STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "SHOREHAM HOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "21", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "JOHN STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "TQ 2105 SW SHOREHAM-BY-SEA JOHN STREET 6/7 (west side) No 21 (Shoreham House) GV II House. Circa 1800, extended to left c.1880. Gault brick with red brick cornice to rendered parapet hiding roof. End stacks. Two storeys. To right: 3 bays, 'regular glazing bar sashes with cills, round-arched on ground floor. Central panel1ed door in round-arched surr0und with radiating fanlight, flanked by wooden piers supporting open pediment hood. To left: square 2-storey bay with Dutch-type gable. Segment-headed windows with 3 sashes to front and one in each side; glazing bars only in upper blades Listing NGR: TQ2145805149", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027868", "name": "SHOREHAM HOUSE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1972-09-29", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027868", "Reference": "1027868" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521419.6, 105229.75 ], [ 521419.0, 105226.35 ], [ 521414.7, 105227.15 ], [ 521414.09, 105223.85 ], [ 521412.73, 105224.17 ], [ 521413.88, 105230.73 ], [ 521419.6, 105229.75 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027869", "ID": "1027869", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA NORTH STREET (south side)6/79 \t\tNorth CottageThe former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t NORTH STREETTQ 2105 SW6/79 (south side) North Cottage IICottage. Later C18. Coursed cobblestone with red brick quoins, band and dressings.Red brick eaves cornice to pantile roof with end stacks. Two storeys; 2 window front,diamond lattice casements on first-floor, glazing bar sashes with segment-heads onground floor. Panelled doors with glazed top panels to right of centre topped by flathood on stout brackets.Listing NGR: TQ2141105230", "land_description__charge_address": "NORTH COTTAGE NORTH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "NORTH COTTAGE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "NORTH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA NORTH STREET (south side)6/79 \t\tNorth CottageThe former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t NORTH STREETTQ 2105 SW6/79 (south side) North Cottage IICottage. Later C18. Coursed cobblestone with red brick quoins, band and dressings.Red brick eaves cornice to pantile roof with end stacks. Two storeys; 2 window front,diamond lattice casements on first-floor, glazing bar sashes with segment-heads onground floor. Panelled doors with glazed top panels to right of centre topped by flathood on stout brackets.Listing NGR: TQ2141105230", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027869", "name": "NORTH COTTAGE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1972-09-29", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027869", "Reference": "1027869" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 523554.2, 105265.6 ], [ 523551.3, 105260.0 ], [ 523546.05, 105262.45 ], [ 523546.19, 105262.73 ], [ 523548.8, 105267.95 ], [ 523554.2, 105265.6 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "15 Oct 1976", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027870", "ID": "1027870", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t ST JULIANS LANE,TQ 20 NW3/64 KINGSTON-BY-SEA (north side)15.10.76 Ruined Dovecote, 90 yards north-west of ChurchGV IIRuined dovecote. Probably C18. Flint and rubble-stone with dressed quoins. Fourwalls, lower to east but 10 ft high to west, farming square 7 yards by 7 yards. Wallto east with round opening. Doorway to north blocked. Included for group value.Listing NGR: TQ2355105264", "land_description__charge_address": "RUINED DOVECOTE, 90 YARDS NORTH WEST OF CHURCH ST JULIANS LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "RUINED DOVECOTE, 90 YARDS NORTH WEST OF CHURCH", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "ST JULIANS LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t ST JULIANS LANE,TQ 20 NW3/64 KINGSTON-BY-SEA (north side)15.10.76 Ruined Dovecote, 90 yards north-west of ChurchGV IIRuined dovecote. Probably C18. Flint and rubble-stone with dressed quoins. Fourwalls, lower to east but 10 ft high to west, farming square 7 yards by 7 yards. Wallto east with round opening. Doorway to north blocked. Included for group value.Listing NGR: TQ2355105264", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19761015", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027870", "name": "RUINED DOVECOTE, 90 YARDS NORTH WEST OF CHURCH", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1976-10-15", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027870", "Reference": "1027870" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 523574.4, 105221.6 ], [ 523574.35, 105217.85 ], [ 523579.45, 105217.8 ], [ 523579.45, 105218.4 ], [ 523580.55, 105218.4 ], [ 523580.55, 105217.8 ], [ 523586.2, 105217.7 ], [ 523586.1, 105211.05 ], [ 523580.1, 105211.1 ], [ 523580.1, 105210.5 ], [ 523578.9, 105210.5 ], [ 523578.9, 105211.3 ], [ 523575.75, 105211.35 ], [ 523575.75, 105210.7 ], [ 523575.75, 105210.05 ], [ 523573.5, 105210.05 ], [ 523573.5, 105211.05 ], [ 523570.94, 105211.08 ], [ 523570.89, 105207.81 ], [ 523569.9, 105207.86 ], [ 523568.9, 105207.9 ], [ 523565.9, 105207.95 ], [ 523565.9, 105211.2 ], [ 523559.7, 105211.25 ], [ 523559.73, 105211.93 ], [ 523559.75, 105212.6 ], [ 523558.8, 105212.6 ], [ 523558.8, 105213.7 ], [ 523559.8, 105213.65 ], [ 523559.85, 105216.45 ], [ 523558.85, 105216.45 ], [ 523558.85, 105217.45 ], [ 523559.9, 105217.4 ], [ 523559.95, 105218.95 ], [ 523560.55, 105218.95 ], [ 523560.6, 105221.8 ], [ 523574.4, 105221.6 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "08 May 1950", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027871", "ID": "1027871", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2013TQ 20 NW3/60 \t\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA ST JULIANS LANEKINGSTON-BY-SEA(south side)Church of St JulianGVIChurch. C11 and C13. Nave and north aisle, central tower, chancel. Flint withHythe sandstone dressings; Horsham slab roofs over nave and chancel, pyramidally-hipped pantile roof over tower. Nave walls C11, 2 bays with C19 neo-Perpendicular windows except that to the left on the south side, a tall very thin lancet. Small south porch, gabled with pointed-arched entrance. New tower with buttress-stair tower to south.Fourteen bay chancel. Separately-roofed north aisle, rebuilt in C20, only about halfthe length of the nave. Interior: C18 two decker pulpit. Made up of re-used twinfold panelling. Two medieval bench-ends, box pews and early C17 singing woodensinging pew. C13 screen with hanging ogees. Tombs. Wroham tomb. Late Perpendicular with an ogee arch against vertical panelling a small group of the Resurrection, Pieta and Trinity, defaced. Eastern Sepulchre. Square niche with moulded arch over panel inside.Listing NGR: TQ2356905218", "land_description__charge_address": "CHURCH OF ST JULIAN ST JULIANS LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "CHURCH OF ST JULIAN", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "ST JULIANS LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2013TQ 20 NW3/60 \t\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA ST JULIANS LANEKINGSTON-BY-SEA(south side)Church of St JulianGVIChurch. C11 and C13. Nave and north aisle, central tower, chancel. Flint withHythe sandstone dressings; Horsham slab roofs over nave and chancel, pyramidally-hipped pantile roof over tower. Nave walls C11, 2 bays with C19 neo-Perpendicular windows except that to the left on the south side, a tall very thin lancet. Small south porch, gabled with pointed-arched entrance. New tower with buttress-stair tower to south.Fourteen bay chancel. Separately-roofed north aisle, rebuilt in C20, only about halfthe length of the nave. Interior: C18 two decker pulpit. Made up of re-used twinfold panelling. Two medieval bench-ends, box pews and early C17 singing woodensinging pew. C13 screen with hanging ogees. Tombs. Wroham tomb. Late Perpendicular with an ogee arch against vertical panelling a small group of the Resurrection, Pieta and Trinity, defaced. Eastern Sepulchre. 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Circa 900, c.1140, C14. Restored 1839-40 by J M Neale with J C Buckler the chancel. Nave, crossing tower, transeptal chapels and chancel. Flint with stonedressings, Horsham slab roofs. West part of north wall of nave c.900 with tallblocked doorway on north side, perhaps as part of tower nave. Nave otherwise c.1140as are the central towers and transeptal chapels. Blocked doorway in south side ofnave, c.1140. Three bays, with windows renewed; only one window to north. Transeptends with jagged windows replacing lancets copied from Climping. Tower has bell stagemade up of three arches, the central open with twin sub-arches, all in a rectangularpanel. Oeils-de-boeuf above, topped by pyramidally-hipped roof. Chancel: 2 bays witheast window of c.1330, with reticulated tracery. Similar window in vestry. Interior:Tower arches. Responds with three demi-arches, the middle one thicker. Scallopedcapitals and arches of a plain soffit and 2 rolls, left and right, and broad labelswith zig-zag and billet decoration. Faces on south transept-arch. Tie-beam at eastend of nave, possibly circa 1140, with billet ornament. Tie-beam in chancel, c.1300,ornamented with dog tooth. Screen, also c.1300, with trefoiled heads to narrowlights.Listing NGR: TQ2080605989", "land_description__charge_address": "CHURCH OF ST NICOLAS ST NICOLAS LANE OLD SHOREHAM SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "CHURCH OF ST NICOLAS", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "ST NICOLAS LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "OLD SHOREHAM", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2013TQ 20 NW3/468.5.50SHOREHAM-BY-SEAST NICOLAS LANE (north side)OLD SHOREHAMChurch of St NicholasIChurch. Circa 900, c.1140, C14. Restored 1839-40 by J M Neale with J C Buckler the chancel. Nave, crossing tower, transeptal chapels and chancel. Flint with stonedressings, Horsham slab roofs. West part of north wall of nave c.900 with tallblocked doorway on north side, perhaps as part of tower nave. Nave otherwise c.1140as are the central towers and transeptal chapels. Blocked doorway in south side ofnave, c.1140. Three bays, with windows renewed; only one window to north. Transeptends with jagged windows replacing lancets copied from Climping. Tower has bell stagemade up of three arches, the central open with twin sub-arches, all in a rectangularpanel. Oeils-de-boeuf above, topped by pyramidally-hipped roof. Chancel: 2 bays witheast window of c.1330, with reticulated tracery. Similar window in vestry. Interior:Tower arches. Responds with three demi-arches, the middle one thicker. Scallopedcapitals and arches of a plain soffit and 2 rolls, left and right, and broad labelswith zig-zag and billet decoration. Faces on south transept-arch. Tie-beam at eastend of nave, possibly circa 1140, with billet ornament. Tie-beam in chancel, c.1300,ornamented with dog tooth. 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Probably C16, though signs of earlier habitation on site.Flint with some stone and some red brick dressings. Steep plain tiled roof with largeprojecting stack at left end and very large projecting stack to rear at right withcoupled diagonal stacks and diamond pattern brickwork at top of chimney-breast. Twostoreys; 4 windows, casements. Entrance in 2 storey wing to rear with moulded lancewindow in stone surround to right of entrance.Listing NGR: TQ2056107731", "land_description__charge_address": "OLD ERRINGHAM HALL STEYNING ROAD SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "OLD ERRINGHAM HALL", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "STEYNING ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 20 NW3/38 SHOREHAM-BY-SEASTEYNING ROAD (east side)Old Erringham Farmhouse(Formerly listed as No 1 & 2 (Old Erringham Farm Cottages))GV IIHall house, now farmhouse. Probably C16, though signs of earlier habitation on site.Flint with some stone and some red brick dressings. Steep plain tiled roof with largeprojecting stack at left end and very large projecting stack to rear at right withcoupled diagonal stacks and diamond pattern brickwork at top of chimney-breast. Twostoreys; 4 windows, casements. Entrance in 2 storey wing to rear with moulded lancewindow in stone surround to right of entrance.Listing NGR: TQ2056107731", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19690904", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027873", "name": "OLD ERRINGHAM HALL", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1986-06-23", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027873", "Reference": "1027873" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 520913.53, 105983.53 ], [ 520914.05, 105983.6 ], [ 520910.8, 105974.3 ], [ 520913.55, 105973.35 ], [ 520912.89, 105971.44 ], [ 520902.64, 105975.06 ], [ 520900.92, 105975.67 ], [ 520900.01, 105973.23 ], [ 520898.82, 105972.44 ], [ 520897.71, 105972.24 ], [ 520897.68, 105972.24 ], [ 520896.07, 105972.84 ], [ 520895.2, 105973.78 ], [ 520894.75, 105975.18 ], [ 520895.6, 105977.55 ], [ 520893.9, 105978.15 ], [ 520897.75, 105988.95 ], [ 520913.53, 105983.53 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027874", "ID": "1027874", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA THE STREET3/45 \t OLD SHOREHAM (east side) Old Shoreham FarmhouseThe former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t SH0REHAM-BY-SEA THE STREET, OLDTQ 20 NW SHOREHAM3/45 (east side) Old Shoreham Farmhouse IIFarmhouse, now house. Early-mid C18, altered in C19. Flint with yellow brickdressings, quoins, band and modillion eaves cornice to plain tiled mansard roof withkneelers and end stack. Parallel ridge roof plan. Two storeys; regular 3 bay frontwith glazing bar sashes and segment heads on first floor and wide hipped square bayson ground-floor with paired sashes without glazing bars. Central entrance withpanelled door, transom-light and flat hood on brackets. Listing NGR: TQ2090205982", "land_description__charge_address": "OLD SHOREHAM FARMHOUSE THE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "OLD SHOREHAM FARMHOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "THE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA THE STREET3/45 \t OLD SHOREHAM (east side) Old Shoreham FarmhouseThe former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t SH0REHAM-BY-SEA THE STREET, OLDTQ 20 NW SHOREHAM3/45 (east side) Old Shoreham Farmhouse IIFarmhouse, now house. Early-mid C18, altered in C19. Flint with yellow brickdressings, quoins, band and modillion eaves cornice to plain tiled mansard roof withkneelers and end stack. Parallel ridge roof plan. Two storeys; regular 3 bay frontwith glazing bar sashes and segment heads on first floor and wide hipped square bayson ground-floor with paired sashes without glazing bars. Central entrance withpanelled door, transom-light and flat hood on brackets. 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Early C18, extended to right in later C18 Flint withsome cobblestone to right. Red brick dressings and quoins. Plain tiled roof hippedto left with end brick stacks and 3 irregularly-placed semi-dormers with sloping flatroofs. One and a half storeys; 3 windows, irregular with further small window athigher level to left of centre. Mixture of fixed windows and casements with slidingcasements on ground-floor to left and in all dormers. Entrances to left (No 4) and incentre and at right (both No 5). Weather boarded section at entrance left wthfull-width strip-window under eaves.Listing NGR: TQ2105606149", "land_description__charge_address": "4 AND 5 THE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "4 AND 5", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "THE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \tTHE STREET \tOLD SHOREHAM (east side)3/43 \tNos 4 and 5 (incl)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------ SHOREHAM-BY-SEA THE STREET, OLDTQ 20 NW3/43 SHOREHAM (east side) Nos 4 and 5 (incl) IICottage row, now cottage pair. Early C18, extended to right in later C18 Flint withsome cobblestone to right. Red brick dressings and quoins. Plain tiled roof hippedto left with end brick stacks and 3 irregularly-placed semi-dormers with sloping flatroofs. One and a half storeys; 3 windows, irregular with further small window athigher level to left of centre. Mixture of fixed windows and casements with slidingcasements on ground-floor to left and in all dormers. Entrances to left (No 4) and incentre and at right (both No 5). Weather boarded section at entrance left wthfull-width strip-window under eaves.Listing NGR: TQ2105606149", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027875", "name": "No name for this Entry", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1972-09-29", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027875", "Reference": "1027875" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 520939.9, 106077.95 ], [ 520942.8, 106075.4 ], [ 520937.98, 106069.82 ], [ 520935.65, 106067.11 ], [ 520936.83, 106066.09 ], [ 520934.28, 106063.12 ], [ 520933.09, 106064.15 ], [ 520932.75, 106063.75 ], [ 520927.75, 106068.35 ], [ 520937.6, 106079.75 ], [ 520937.18, 106080.15 ], [ 520942.1, 106085.7 ], [ 520944.75, 106083.45 ], [ 520939.9, 106077.95 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027876", "ID": "1027876", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t THE STREET \t\t OLD SHOREHAM (west side)3/44 \t No 9 and Hunter's Moon CottageThe item shall be changed to read: \t THE STREET \t OLD SHOREHAM (west side) \t No 9 and Hunter's Moon Cottage \t (formerly listed as No 8 \t (Hunter's Moon) No 9 (The \t Cottage)) The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA THE STREET, OLDTQ 20 NW3/44 SHOREHAM (west side) No 9 and Hunter's Moon Cottage IIHouse, now cottage pair. C16, clad in C18. Timber-framed and exposed with plasterinfilling to left of centre. Clad in red brick at left-hand end and in flint to rightof centre with red brick dressings and quoins. Hipped thatched roof with centralbrick ridge stack and small stack at left end 2 storeys; irregular fenestration of5 windows on first floor and 5 windows on ground floor. C20 weather-porches withglazed doors at left end and to right of centre. Listing NGR: TQ2093906075", "land_description__charge_address": "9 THE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "9", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "THE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t THE STREET \t\t OLD SHOREHAM (west side)3/44 \t No 9 and Hunter's Moon CottageThe item shall be changed to read: \t THE STREET \t OLD SHOREHAM (west side) \t No 9 and Hunter's Moon Cottage \t (formerly listed as No 8 \t (Hunter's Moon) No 9 (The \t Cottage)) The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA THE STREET, OLDTQ 20 NW3/44 SHOREHAM (west side) No 9 and Hunter's Moon Cottage IIHouse, now cottage pair. C16, clad in C18. Timber-framed and exposed with plasterinfilling to left of centre. Clad in red brick at left-hand end and in flint to rightof centre with red brick dressings and quoins. Hipped thatched roof with centralbrick ridge stack and small stack at left end 2 storeys; irregular fenestration of5 windows on first floor and 5 windows on ground floor. C20 weather-porches withglazed doors at left end and to right of centre. Listing NGR: TQ2093906075", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027876", "name": "HUNTER'S MOON COTTAGE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027876", "Reference": "1027876" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "MultiPolygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ [ 520833.05, 105850.15 ], [ 520835.55, 105843.9 ], [ 520831.05, 105842.08 ], [ 520825.23, 105857.35 ], [ 520831.9, 105859.9 ], [ 520835.35, 105851.05 ], [ 520833.05, 105850.15 ] ] ], [ [ [ 520831.9, 105859.9 ], [ 520835.35, 105851.05 ], [ 520833.05, 105850.15 ], [ 520835.55, 105843.9 ], [ 520831.05, 105842.08 ], [ 520825.23, 105857.35 ], [ 520831.9, 105859.9 ] ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027877", "ID": "1027877", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2013\t\t TQ 20 NW3/48 SHOREHAM-BY-SEA UPPER SHOREHAM ROAD,OLD SHOREHAM(east side)Tudor Cottage(Formerly listed as No. 457)GVIICottage. C16. Possibly timber-framed, with rendered elevations. Thatched roof,hipped to left, with projecting end stack to right. Two storeys; irregularfenestration of 2 windows under eaves on first floor and 3 windows on ground-floorplus extra window to left in tiled catslide outshut. Casements, sliding on firstfloors. Entrance with glazed door in right return front. Tiled catslide outshut torear.Listing NGR: TQ2083005855", "land_description__charge_address": "TUDOR COTTAGE UPPER SHOREHAM ROAD SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "TUDOR COTTAGE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "UPPER SHOREHAM ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2013\t\t TQ 20 NW3/48 SHOREHAM-BY-SEA UPPER SHOREHAM ROAD,OLD SHOREHAM(east side)Tudor Cottage(Formerly listed as No. 457)GVIICottage. C16. Possibly timber-framed, with rendered elevations. Thatched roof,hipped to left, with projecting end stack to right. Two storeys; irregularfenestration of 2 windows under eaves on first floor and 3 windows on ground-floorplus extra window to left in tiled catslide outshut. Casements, sliding on firstfloors. Entrance with glazed door in right return front. Tiled catslide outshut torear.Listing NGR: TQ2083005855", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027877", "name": "TUDOR COTTAGE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027877", "Reference": "1027877" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521391.66, 105113.71 ], [ 521390.71, 105110.66 ], [ 521389.3, 105111.1 ], [ 521386.6, 105111.95 ], [ 521386.21, 105110.68 ], [ 521385.7, 105109.0 ], [ 521388.45, 105108.15 ], [ 521387.76, 105105.91 ], [ 521387.0, 105103.45 ], [ 521384.25, 105104.25 ], [ 521383.83, 105102.85 ], [ 521383.4, 105101.4 ], [ 521386.15, 105100.55 ], [ 521385.52, 105098.36 ], [ 521382.85, 105099.12 ], [ 521375.38, 105101.42 ], [ 521376.47, 105104.97 ], [ 521377.66, 105108.88 ], [ 521380.2, 105117.2 ], [ 521391.66, 105113.71 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027878", "ID": "1027878", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 2105 SW6/75ASHOREHAM-BY-SEAWEST STREET (east side)Nos 6-12 (even)GV IICottage row. Mid C18. Coursed cobble with red brick dressings, band and quoins. Redbrick dentilled eaves cornice to plain tiled roof with 2 ridge stacks, to left andright of centre. Two storeys; 5 windows, first floor, (that in centre blocked), 4window ground-floor. Glazing bar sashes. Two doorways in centre, (No 10 to left, C20stable-type door and No 8 to right, C20 glazed) and 2 doors at ends of front, (No 6 toright, C20 glazed, and No 12 to left, C19 panelled). All openings on ground-floororder segment heads.Listing NGR: TQ2138505108", "land_description__charge_address": "6-12 WEST STREET SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "6-12", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "WEST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 2105 SW6/75ASHOREHAM-BY-SEAWEST STREET (east side)Nos 6-12 (even)GV IICottage row. Mid C18. Coursed cobble with red brick dressings, band and quoins. Redbrick dentilled eaves cornice to plain tiled roof with 2 ridge stacks, to left andright of centre. Two storeys; 5 windows, first floor, (that in centre blocked), 4window ground-floor. Glazing bar sashes. Two doorways in centre, (No 10 to left, C20stable-type door and No 8 to right, C20 glazed) and 2 doors at ends of front, (No 6 toright, C20 glazed, and No 12 to left, C19 panelled). All openings on ground-floororder segment heads.Listing NGR: TQ2138505108", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027878", "name": "No name for this Entry", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1972-09-29", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027878", "Reference": "1027878" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521382.93, 105125.25 ], [ 521383.16, 105126.33 ], [ 521384.08, 105130.57 ], [ 521389.82, 105129.33 ], [ 521389.98, 105129.29 ], [ 521390.27, 105130.62 ], [ 521392.54, 105130.13 ], [ 521391.07, 105123.47 ], [ 521382.93, 105125.25 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027879", "ID": "1027879", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 09/01/2013TQ 2105 SW6/76 \t\t\t 29/9/72SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \tWEST STREET(east side)No 16(Formerly listed as No 14 (Ramshackle Cottage) No 16)) GV IICottage. Early C18. Coursed cobblestone with red brick plinth band, quoins anddressings. Plain tiled roof with projecting brick and stack to left. Two storeys;2 windows, casements, sliding to left, on ground floor under segment heads. Boardeddoor to right with flat hood on carved brackets.Listing NGR: TQ2138905128", "land_description__charge_address": "16 WEST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "16", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "WEST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 09/01/2013TQ 2105 SW6/76 \t\t\t 29/9/72SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \tWEST STREET(east side)No 16(Formerly listed as No 14 (Ramshackle Cottage) No 16)) GV IICottage. Early C18. Coursed cobblestone with red brick plinth band, quoins anddressings. Plain tiled roof with projecting brick and stack to left. Two storeys;2 windows, casements, sliding to left, on ground floor under segment heads. 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Hipped tiled roof with gablets. Casement windows with C19diamond-latticed panes. Two storeys. Four windows. Brick stack a late insertion.Listing NGR: TQ1826005611", "land_description__charge_address": "FRIAR'S ACRE 61 MANOR ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "FRIAR'S ACRE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "61", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "MANOR ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "LANCING MANOR ROADTQ 10 NE2/1312.10.54 \t\t No 61 (Friar's Acre) (formerly listed as No 55 Friar's Acre) IIC17 or earlier lobby entry timber-framed building with red brick infilling and curvedbraces on first floor, the west half refaced in red brick and grey headers, also someflints at the back. Hipped tiled roof with gablets. 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Causeways offaggots sunk in marshland to west connecting the bridge with dry-land. Despite beinglargely rebuilt in the early C20 this bridge is of great interest as being probablythe last example on a large scale of a form of bridge which was extremely common inthe C18 and C19. 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Entrance to left of right hand block with panelleddoor in arched surround, flanked inside shallow reveals by wooden pilasters.Radiating fanlight.Listing NGR: TQ2155905089", "land_description__charge_address": "THE MANOR HOUSE 25 CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "THE MANOR HOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "25", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2013\t\t TQ 2105 SE7/88 SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t CHURCH STREET(west side)No 25 (The Manor House)GV IIHouse. Mid-C18 with early-mid C19 wing projecting to left. Coursed cobble withpainted brick quoins and dressings. Painted brick eaves cornice to plain tiled roofat right. 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Two-storey wing to rear with combination half-hipped,hipped mansard roof.Listing NGR: TQ2154805130", "land_description__charge_address": "OLD SWAN COTTAGES 1 AND 2 CHURCH STREET SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "OLD SWAN COTTAGES", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "1 AND 2", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 2105 SE7/91SHOREHAM-BY-SEACHURCH STREET (west side)Nos 1 and 2 (Old Swan Cottages)(Formerly listed as Old Swan House) GV II House. Mid C18 with C19 extension to left. Incised plaster Red brick eaves corniceto plain tiled mansard roof with gable-parapets and end stack. Two C20 flat-headeddormers. Two storeys and attic; slightly irregular 3 window front, sashes, exceptfirst floor window in left-wing, wooden casement. Glazed door to right of left-wing,doorway with non-opening glazing to right of centre on right-hand block. One storeylean-to extension to left. Two-storey wing to rear with combination half-hipped,hipped mansard roof.Listing NGR: TQ2154805130", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027900", "name": "OLD SWAN COTTAGES", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1985-05-15", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027900", "Reference": "1027900" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521573.25, 105070.61 ], [ 521580.85, 105068.35 ], [ 521580.65, 105067.63 ], [ 521583.65, 105066.79 ], [ 521582.48, 105062.6 ], [ 521584.02, 105062.16 ], [ 521583.39, 105059.91 ], [ 521578.82, 105061.1 ], [ 521575.57, 105061.95 ], [ 521571.35, 105063.05 ], [ 521572.99, 105070.69 ], [ 521573.25, 105070.61 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027901", "ID": "1027901", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREET (east side) 7/93 \t No 20The item shall be changed to read: \t CHURCH STREET (east side) \t No 20 \t (formerly listed as Nos 18 \t and 20)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREETTQ 2105 SE7/93 (east side) No 20GV\t\t\t\t\t\t IICottage. Dated 1754. Coursed pebble with painted brick quoins and dressings.Painted brick cornice and parapet to slate roof with central brick stack. Twostoreys; slightly irregular 3 window front, the central first floor window blocked.Glazing bar sashes, on ground-floor with segment-heads and raised keys. Panelled doorwith glazed top-lights and flat hood on brackets over. Keystone over door, marked: c J E - 1754Listing NGR: TQ2157905066", "land_description__charge_address": "20 CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "20", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREET (east side) 7/93 \t No 20The item shall be changed to read: \t CHURCH STREET (east side) \t No 20 \t (formerly listed as Nos 18 \t and 20)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREETTQ 2105 SE7/93 (east side) No 20GV\t\t\t\t\t\t IICottage. Dated 1754. Coursed pebble with painted brick quoins and dressings.Painted brick cornice and parapet to slate roof with central brick stack. Twostoreys; slightly irregular 3 window front, the central first floor window blocked.Glazing bar sashes, on ground-floor with segment-heads and raised keys. Panelled doorwith glazed top-lights and flat hood on brackets over. 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Mid-C18. Coursed cobble with red brick quoins, band and dressings, paintedaround windows. Red brick eaves cornice to slate mansard roof with end stack to rightand gabled dormers in centre and at right. Two storeys and attic; irregular 3windows, that to left on first floor an upright oval. Sashes. Wide segmental arch,leading to courtyard behind, and segment-headed doorway with deep brick revealsoff-centre to right. Glazed door behind.Listing NGR: TQ2158605089", "land_description__charge_address": "24 CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "24", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREET (east side)7/95 \t\t No 24The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t CHURCH STREETTQ 2105 SE7/95 (east side) No 24GV IIHouse. Mid-C18. Coursed cobble with red brick quoins, band and dressings, paintedaround windows. Red brick eaves cornice to slate mansard roof with end stack to rightand gabled dormers in centre and at right. Two storeys and attic; irregular 3windows, that to left on first floor an upright oval. Sashes. Wide segmental arch,leading to courtyard behind, and segment-headed doorway with deep brick revealsoff-centre to right. Glazed door behind.Listing NGR: TQ2158605089", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19840727", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1027902", "name": "No name for this Entry", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027902", "Reference": "1027902" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521582.9, 105715.19 ], [ 521590.95, 105713.85 ], [ 521590.75, 105712.8 ], [ 521597.15, 105711.75 ], [ 521596.55, 105708.0 ], [ 521598.7, 105707.65 ], [ 521598.0, 105703.55 ], [ 521595.9, 105703.9 ], [ 521595.5, 105701.4 ], [ 521587.25, 105702.65 ], [ 521587.05, 105701.5 ], [ 521580.15, 105702.65 ], [ 521582.25, 105715.3 ], [ 521582.9, 105715.19 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "10 Jan 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1027903", "ID": "1027903", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA THE CLOSE, OLD SHOREHAMTQ 20 NW3/55 (west side)10.1.84 Shoreham Court IIHouse, now divided. Circa 1860 in a neo-Gothic style. Flint with ashlar quoins anddressings. Slate roofs with tall irregular stacks. Two storeys with garrets.Entrance front: irregular fenestration. Salient features include gable to right withprojecting octagonal oriel on first floor and smaller gable flanking it to left withneo-Decorated window on first floor, complete with hollow-chamfered arch anddrip-mould over entrance with similar mouldings and boarded door. These two gablesproject from the wing to left, the corner clasped by a diagonal buttress withset-offs. Wing to left of 2 bays with central projecting stack. Stack in anglebetween blocks with octagonal stack over. Square parapetted stair-tower set back atleft and with cusped single lancet windows reflecting the position of the staircasebehind. Modern door inserted below, to east.Listing NGR: TQ2158705707", "land_description__charge_address": "SHOREHAM COURT THE CLOSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "SHOREHAM COURT", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "THE CLOSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA THE CLOSE, OLD SHOREHAMTQ 20 NW3/55 (west side)10.1.84 Shoreham Court IIHouse, now divided. Circa 1860 in a neo-Gothic style. Flint with ashlar quoins anddressings. Slate roofs with tall irregular stacks. Two storeys with garrets.Entrance front: irregular fenestration. Salient features include gable to right withprojecting octagonal oriel on first floor and smaller gable flanking it to left withneo-Decorated window on first floor, complete with hollow-chamfered arch anddrip-mould over entrance with similar mouldings and boarded door. These two gablesproject from the wing to left, the corner clasped by a diagonal buttress withset-offs. Wing to left of 2 bays with central projecting stack. Stack in anglebetween blocks with octagonal stack over. Square parapetted stair-tower set back atleft and with cusped single lancet windows reflecting the position of the staircasebehind. 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South porchTransitional Norman. Remainder C13 with later windows. The topmost courses of thetower were removed in 1618 and a pyramidal roof added, originally of Horsham slabs,since partly replaced with tiles. Flint cobbles, partly pebbledashed.Listing NGR: TQ1820505598", "land_description__charge_address": "THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST JAMES MANOR ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST JAMES", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "MANOR ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2013\t\t TQ 10 NE2/1412.10.54LANCING MANOR ROADThe Parish Church of StJames IChancel, north vestry, central tower, nave with aisles and south porch. 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Hipped roof ofHorsham slabs with gablets. Modern casement windows. Two storeys. Four windows.Listing NGR: TQ1837405729", "land_description__charge_address": "GRANTS MANOR MILL ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "GRANTS MANOR", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "MILL ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2013 \t\t TQ 10 NE2/1712.10.54 LANCING MILL ROADGrants Manor (Formerly listed as The OldPosting House)IIC17 or earlier lobby entry timber-framed building with red brick or roughcastinfilling in north wall but refaced on the east with white brick. Hipped roof ofHorsham slabs with gablets. Modern casement windows. Two storeys. Four windows.Listing NGR: TQ1837405729", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19541012", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1192612", "name": "GRANTS MANOR", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192612", "Reference": "1192612" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 518446.0, 105697.89 ], [ 518441.93, 105677.57 ], [ 518440.58, 105677.84 ], [ 518444.78, 105697.89 ], [ 518446.0, 105697.89 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "09 Apr 1974", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192682", "ID": "1192682", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "LANCING MILL ROADTQ 10 NE2/18A9.4.74 The Garden Walls of No 4 to the east of the house IIC18. Rectangle of flint walls of varying heights.Listing NGR: TQ1841705683", "land_description__charge_address": "THE GARDEN WALLS OF NO 4 TO THE EAST OF THE HOUSE 4 MILL ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "THE GARDEN WALLS OF NO 4 TO THE EAST OF THE HOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "4", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "MILL ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "LANCING MILL ROADTQ 10 NE2/18A9.4.74 The Garden Walls of No 4 to the east of the house IIC18. Rectangle of flint walls of varying heights.Listing NGR: TQ1841705683", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19740409", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1192682", "name": "THE GARDEN WALLS OF NO 4 TO THE EAST OF THE HOUSE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1974-04-09", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192682", "Reference": "1192682" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 519270.3, 104468.2 ], [ 519275.58, 104467.53 ], [ 519275.79, 104469.32 ], [ 519277.2, 104469.25 ], [ 519279.4, 104468.95 ], [ 519279.15, 104467.1 ], [ 519284.85, 104466.35 ], [ 519284.8, 104466.1 ], [ 519286.2, 104465.9 ], [ 519285.68, 104461.95 ], [ 519285.02, 104456.85 ], [ 519288.49, 104456.39 ], [ 519288.18, 104454.0 ], [ 519287.67, 104450.12 ], [ 519286.49, 104450.28 ], [ 519285.3, 104450.43 ], [ 519285.4, 104451.2 ], [ 519283.78, 104451.42 ], [ 519282.7, 104451.57 ], [ 519282.61, 104451.58 ], [ 519281.15, 104451.78 ], [ 519275.8, 104452.5 ], [ 519276.0, 104454.0 ], [ 519272.45, 104454.5 ], [ 519272.9, 104458.0 ], [ 519265.41, 104458.96 ], [ 519265.48, 104459.48 ], [ 519266.75, 104468.55 ], [ 519270.3, 104468.2 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "13 Feb 1975", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192687", "ID": "1192687", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "LANCING OLD SALTS FARM ROADTQ 10 SE4/2013.2.75 Old Salts Farmhouse IIC18. Two parallel ranges. Two storeys. Five windows. Faced with flint cobbles, with red brick dressings and quoins, all painted. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Paintedbrick porch of solid type. C19. L-wing to south east.Listing NGR: TQ1927504461", "land_description__charge_address": "OLD SALTS FARMHOUSE OLD SALTS FARM ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "OLD SALTS FARMHOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "OLD SALTS FARM ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "LANCING OLD SALTS FARM ROADTQ 10 SE4/2013.2.75 Old Salts Farmhouse IIC18. Two parallel ranges. Two storeys. Five windows. Faced with flint cobbles, with red brick dressings and quoins, all painted. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Paintedbrick porch of solid type. C19. L-wing to south east.Listing NGR: TQ1927504461", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19750213", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1192687", "name": "OLD SALTS FARMHOUSE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1975-02-15", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192687", "Reference": "1192687" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 518465.04, 105765.32 ], [ 518468.57, 105765.02 ], [ 518468.1, 105759.55 ], [ 518467.48, 105752.27 ], [ 518460.05, 105752.92 ], [ 518461.07, 105760.2 ], [ 518461.78, 105765.6 ], [ 518465.04, 105765.32 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192695", "ID": "1192695", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "LANCING THE STREETTQ 10 NE2/22 No 19 (Twitten Cottage) IIC18 cottage. Two storeys. Two windows. Faced with flints with red brick dressingsand quoins, but the south wall refaced with roughcast and stucco. Tiled roof withpentice to the east. Horizontally-sliding sash windows.Listing NGR: TQ1846305758", "land_description__charge_address": "TWITTEN COTTAGE 19 THE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "TWITTEN COTTAGE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "19", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "THE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "LANCING THE STREETTQ 10 NE2/22 No 19 (Twitten Cottage) IIC18 cottage. Two storeys. Two windows. Faced with flints with red brick dressingsand quoins, but the south wall refaced with roughcast and stucco. Tiled roof withpentice to the east. Horizontally-sliding sash windows.Listing NGR: TQ1846305758", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19840727", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1192695", "name": "TWITTEN COTTAGE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192695", "Reference": "1192695" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521551.65, 105034.85 ], [ 521543.95, 105036.75 ], [ 521544.04, 105037.1 ], [ 521544.12, 105037.45 ], [ 521547.99, 105052.91 ], [ 521555.56, 105051.08 ], [ 521551.65, 105034.85 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192753", "ID": "1192753", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREET (west side)7/86 \t\t Nos 9-11 (odd)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------ \t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t CHURCH STREETTQ 2105 SE7/86 (west side) Nos 9-11 (odd)GV\t\t\t\t\t\t\t II House pair. 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Panelled doors withpanelled reveals and flat dentilled hoods supported by pilasters topped by brackets.Listing NGR: TQ2154705042", "land_description__charge_address": "9-11 CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "9-11", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREET (west side)7/86 \t\t Nos 9-11 (odd)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------ \t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t CHURCH STREETTQ 2105 SE7/86 (west side) Nos 9-11 (odd)GV\t\t\t\t\t\t\t II House pair. Early-mid C18. Cobble with painted brick plinth-band, plat-band, quoinsand dressings. Rendered plinth to right, (No 11). Wooden eaves cornice to roof,slate to left, tiled to right, with one flat-headed dormer to left and two gableddormers to right. End stacks and central stack to rear. Two storeys and attic; bothhouses make symmetrical compositions, though the central window of the left-hand househas been blocked. Six windows with blocked window second from left on first floor.Four windows on ground floor with brick segmental heads. All windows glazing barsashes with brick surrounds. Entrances in second and fifth bays. 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Mid-C18. Flint with painted brick quoins, band and dressings. Paintedbrick parapet to steep plain tiled roof with gable-parapet to right and stack behindridge. Two storeys; 2 window front, glazing bar sashes. Entrance with panelled doorand reveals. Moulded architrave surround and open pediment hood on brackets.Listing NGR: TQ2157805059", "land_description__charge_address": "18 CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "18", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREET7/92 (east side) No 18The item shall be changed to read: CHURCH STREET \t\t\t\t\t (east side) \t\t\t\t\t\t No 18 (formerly listed as Nos 18 and 20)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72 ------------------------------------\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREETTQ 2105 SE7/92 (east side) No 18GV\t\t\t\t\t\t IICottage. Mid-C18. Flint with painted brick quoins, band and dressings. Paintedbrick parapet to steep plain tiled roof with gable-parapet to right and stack behindridge. Two storeys; 2 window front, glazing bar sashes. Entrance with panelled doorand reveals. 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C1130, c1170-1230. Nave ruined during the C17 and pulled down in early C18.West tower with single (originally nave bay to west), transeptal chapels and aisledchancel (now nave and chancel). Remains of original nave, transystal chapels andfirst stage of tower all c.1130, rest after c.1170. Flint, cobblestone with stonedressings; Horsham slab roofs. Nave bay. West doorway reset, probably later Normanwith pointed arch and beakhead decoration. C14 pointed-arched window over. Upperwindows to sides with round-headed openings. Arcade openings visible, as in westsides of transepts, with round piers, built into walls. Transepts: upper window, twoto each side, with round-heads and shafts. Triple arcade in south gable. Crossingtower: first stage, c.1130, with two light openings paired on each side. Shaftedround-headed outer arch, with inner lights divided by central shaft. Second stage.Two taller three-light openings with pointed outer arch and round-headed main arch.Nave and chancel: 5 bays with lower aisles and 2 flying buttresses with spirelets oneach side. Plain lancets in clerestory, C19 Norman windows in aisles. East end 3shafted windows with round heads below in deep niches. Three tall lancets above, withmouldings above a band of quatrefoils. Wheel window in gable with renewed tracery,lighting space above interior vault, flanked by sunk pointed quatrefoils. Interior:east, south and north tower arches, probably c.1130, with plain arch orders and large carved capitals. West tower arch taller with similar capitals but severalroll-mouldings to the arch order. Chancel and nave. Five bays with quadripartitevault. Aisle walls with round-headed blank arcading and moulded arches. Northarcade. Alternately round and octagonal piers with stiff-leaf capitals. Round headedarches of two orders. South arcade of compound attached shafts. Vaulting pierssupported on candle-brackets of north, reaching ground as part of arcade-piers tosouth. Triforium of coupled lancets and stout central shaft in 8 bays to west onnorth side; single openings with pointed trefoiled heads to east. North triforium ofsingle lancet openings with drip-moulds. Simple wide lancets in clerestory.Fittings: Font c.1180. Shallow square bowl with each side decorated differently.Listing NGR: TQ2162305126", "land_description__charge_address": "CHURCH OF ST MARY DE HAURA CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "CHURCH OF ST MARY DE HAURA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 09/01/2013\t\t TQ 2105 SE7/96 8.5.50SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREET(east side)Church of St Mary De HauraGV IChurch. C1130, c1170-1230. Nave ruined during the C17 and pulled down in early C18.West tower with single (originally nave bay to west), transeptal chapels and aisledchancel (now nave and chancel). Remains of original nave, transystal chapels andfirst stage of tower all c.1130, rest after c.1170. Flint, cobblestone with stonedressings; Horsham slab roofs. Nave bay. West doorway reset, probably later Normanwith pointed arch and beakhead decoration. C14 pointed-arched window over. Upperwindows to sides with round-headed openings. Arcade openings visible, as in westsides of transepts, with round piers, built into walls. Transepts: upper window, twoto each side, with round-heads and shafts. Triple arcade in south gable. Crossingtower: first stage, c.1130, with two light openings paired on each side. Shaftedround-headed outer arch, with inner lights divided by central shaft. Second stage.Two taller three-light openings with pointed outer arch and round-headed main arch.Nave and chancel: 5 bays with lower aisles and 2 flying buttresses with spirelets oneach side. Plain lancets in clerestory, C19 Norman windows in aisles. East end 3shafted windows with round heads below in deep niches. Three tall lancets above, withmouldings above a band of quatrefoils. Wheel window in gable with renewed tracery,lighting space above interior vault, flanked by sunk pointed quatrefoils. Interior:east, south and north tower arches, probably c.1130, with plain arch orders and large carved capitals. West tower arch taller with similar capitals but severalroll-mouldings to the arch order. Chancel and nave. Five bays with quadripartitevault. Aisle walls with round-headed blank arcading and moulded arches. Northarcade. Alternately round and octagonal piers with stiff-leaf capitals. Round headedarches of two orders. South arcade of compound attached shafts. Vaulting pierssupported on candle-brackets of north, reaching ground as part of arcade-piers tosouth. Triforium of coupled lancets and stout central shaft in 8 bays to west onnorth side; single openings with pointed trefoiled heads to east. North triforium ofsingle lancet openings with drip-moulds. Simple wide lancets in clerestory.Fittings: Font c.1180. 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Late C18 with C19 wing to left. Painted coursed cobblestone withpainted brick quoins and dressings. Painted brick eaves cornice to plain tiled roofwith gable-parapet and end stack to right. Two storeys; 3 windows to right, glazingbar sashes in wooden surrounds. Central panelled doors with glazed top-panels.Wooden surround with flanking pilasters supporting tall open pediment. Left-handreturn wing: 2-storeys with mansard tiled roof. One window, glazing bar sash, toright; panelled door with glazed top-panels to left.Listing NGR: TQ2148105126", "land_description__charge_address": "30-32 JOHN STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "30-32", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "JOHN STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t JOHN STREET (east side)6/80\t Nos 30-32 (even) The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA JOHN STREETTQ 2105 SW6/80 (east side) Nos 30-32 (even)GV IICottage pair. Late C18 with C19 wing to left. Painted coursed cobblestone withpainted brick quoins and dressings. Painted brick eaves cornice to plain tiled roofwith gable-parapet and end stack to right. Two storeys; 3 windows to right, glazingbar sashes in wooden surrounds. Central panelled doors with glazed top-panels.Wooden surround with flanking pilasters supporting tall open pediment. Left-handreturn wing: 2-storeys with mansard tiled roof. One window, glazing bar sash, toright; panelled door with glazed top-panels to left.Listing NGR: TQ2148105126", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1192843", "name": "No name for this Entry", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1972-09-29", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192843", "Reference": "1192843" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521508.66, 105073.59 ], [ 521509.41, 105075.69 ], [ 521517.74, 105072.98 ], [ 521515.23, 105065.6 ], [ 521508.05, 105068.17 ], [ 521508.39, 105069.19 ], [ 521504.94, 105070.41 ], [ 521506.16, 105074.34 ], [ 521508.66, 105073.59 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192898", "ID": "1192898", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA MIDDLE STREETTQ 2105 SE7/84 (west side) The Royal Sovereign Public House IIHouse, now public house. Mid-C18. Flint with red brick dressings and quoins, facedon ground-floor with green glazed tiles. Red brick eaves cornice to tiled mansardroof with gable-parapets and end stacks. Two storeys; 3 window front, the centralfirst floor window blocked. Glazing bar sashes with flat-arched gauged heads. Threehalf-glazed doors below divided by windows with early C20 public house stained anddecorative glazing.Listing NGR: TQ2150805074", "land_description__charge_address": "THE ROYAL SOVEREIGN PUBLIC HOUSE MIDDLE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "THE ROYAL SOVEREIGN PUBLIC HOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "MIDDLE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA MIDDLE STREETTQ 2105 SE7/84 (west side) The Royal Sovereign Public House IIHouse, now public house. Mid-C18. Flint with red brick dressings and quoins, facedon ground-floor with green glazed tiles. Red brick eaves cornice to tiled mansardroof with gable-parapets and end stacks. Two storeys; 3 window front, the centralfirst floor window blocked. Glazing bar sashes with flat-arched gauged heads. Threehalf-glazed doors below divided by windows with early C20 public house stained anddecorative glazing.Listing NGR: TQ2150805074", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19840727", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1192898", "name": "THE ROYAL SOVEREIGN PUBLIC HOUSE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192898", "Reference": "1192898" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521901.5, 105135.4 ], [ 521901.45, 105132.3 ], [ 521902.83, 105132.25 ], [ 521902.75, 105125.62 ], [ 521892.12, 105125.67 ], [ 521884.51, 105125.7 ], [ 521884.57, 105129.4 ], [ 521884.6, 105131.0 ], [ 521886.0, 105131.0 ], [ 521886.05, 105135.55 ], [ 521901.5, 105135.4 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192913", "ID": "1192913", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA NEW ROAD (north side)7/104 \t Nos 55-57 (odd)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA\t NEW ROADTQ 2105 SE7/104 (north side) Nos 55-57 (odd) IIHouse pair. Circa 1830. Plastered and incised on ground-floor with moulded band.Low hipped slate roof with central ridge stack, brought down lower at sides but maskedby front parapet wall. Two storeys; 4 regular central bays with single narrower sidebays. Glazing bar sash windows with cills, the central 4 flanked and divided by 5strutted fluted Corinthian pilasters resting on the band. Ground-floor of 4 baysflanked by end doorways with panelled doors and transom lights. 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Panelled door to right ofcentre with flat hood on brackets over. it is likely that the 3 right-hand bays werethe original house which was later extended to the left.Listing NGR: TQ2361505233", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19540825", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1192926", "name": "THE OLD RECTORY", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1192926", "Reference": "1192926" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 523516.5, 105255.7 ], [ 523522.0, 105263.65 ], [ 523529.06, 105258.83 ], [ 523536.13, 105254.01 ], [ 523543.19, 105249.2 ], [ 523546.01, 105247.27 ], [ 523547.18, 105248.97 ], [ 523551.32, 105246.12 ], [ 523550.12, 105244.36 ], [ 523550.2, 105244.3 ], [ 523547.45, 105234.65 ], [ 523547.28, 105234.76 ], [ 523516.43, 105255.5 ], [ 523516.5, 105255.7 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1193034", "ID": "1193034", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t ST JULIANS LANE3/63 \t\t KINGSTON-BY-SEA (south side) \t Barn 100 yards northwest of \t ChurchThe former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA ST JULIANS LANE,TQ 20 NW3/63 KINGSTON-BY-SEA (south side) Barn 100 yards north-west of ChurchGV IIBarn. 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Early C18. Coursed flint with red brick plinth band, quoins and dressings.Plain tiled roof with end stacks. Two storeys, 2 windows, all sliding casements, onground-floor with segment-heads. Boarded door at extreme left.Listing NGR: TQ2138805122", "land_description__charge_address": "RAMSHACKLE COTTAGE 14 WEST STREET SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "RAMSHACKLE COTTAGE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "14", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "WEST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 2105 SW6/75 29/9/72SHOREHAM-BY-SEA WEST STREET (east side)No 14 (Ramshackle Cottage)(Formerly listed as No 14 (Ramshackle Cottage) and No 16)GV IICottage. Early C18. Coursed flint with red brick plinth band, quoins and dressings.Plain tiled roof with end stacks. Two storeys, 2 windows, all sliding casements, onground-floor with segment-heads. 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Later C18. Coursed cobblestone with red brick quoins band anddressings. Red brick modillion cornice to slate roof with 5 ridge stacks. Twostoreys 5 windows diamond lattice casements on ground-floor with segmentheads. C20 boarded doors between each ground floor window and at right-hand end.Listing NGR: TQ2140305213", "land_description__charge_address": "46-54 WEST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "46-54", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "WEST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: \t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t WEST STREET (east side)6/77 \t Nos 46-54 (even)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA WEST STREETTQ 2105 SW6/77 (east side) Nos 46-54 (even) IICottage Row. Later C18. Coursed cobblestone with red brick quoins band anddressings. Red brick modillion cornice to slate roof with 5 ridge stacks. 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Two storeys. Threewindows facing south, three windows facing east. Stuccoed. Eaves cornice. Rippedslate roof. Windows with Venetian shutters and glazing bars intact. Porch with Doriccolumns containing a round-headed doorway with semi-circular fanlight.Listing NGR: TQ1614305476", "land_description__charge_address": "SOMPTING PEVEREL CHURCH LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "SOMPTING PEVEREL", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CHURCH LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOMPTING CHURCH LANETQ 10 NE2/2615.2.73 Sompting Peverel IILate C18/early C19 house on the site of a much older building. Two storeys. Threewindows facing south, three windows facing east. Stuccoed. Eaves cornice. Rippedslate roof. 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Porch with Doriccolumns containing a round-headed doorway with semi-circular fanlight.Listing NGR: TQ1614305476", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19730215", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1193261", "name": "SOMPTING PEVEREL", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1973-02-15", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1193261", "Reference": "1193261" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "MultiPolygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ [ 516175.95, 105701.4 ], [ 516176.05, 105696.85 ], [ 516181.35, 105696.95 ], [ 516181.55, 105686.0 ], [ 516171.35, 105685.68 ], [ 516171.38, 105684.74 ], [ 516171.4, 105683.8 ], [ 516168.75, 105683.75 ], [ 516168.7, 105684.68 ], [ 516168.65, 105685.6 ], [ 516164.1, 105685.95 ], [ 516164.0, 105681.1 ], [ 516163.95, 105678.35 ], [ 516159.91, 105678.48 ], [ 516157.85, 105678.55 ], [ 516157.95, 105681.3 ], [ 516158.05, 105691.7 ], [ 516161.35, 105691.7 ], [ 516161.45, 105692.95 ], [ 516169.0, 105692.8 ], [ 516168.95, 105696.85 ], [ 516168.9, 105700.81 ], [ 516175.95, 105701.4 ] ] ], [ [ [ 516168.9, 105701.15 ], [ 516168.9, 105700.81 ], [ 516168.13, 105700.75 ], [ 516168.9, 105701.15 ] ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1193284", "ID": "1193284", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SOMPTING CHURCH LANETQ 10 NE2/28 Church Farmhouse IIC18 very altered C19. Two parallel ranges. Two storeys. Five windows. Faced withflints with red brick dressings and quoins. Slate roof. Glazing bars missing.Tripartite sashes. C19 gabled porch. Small later L-wing to south west.Listing NGR: TQ1617405692", "land_description__charge_address": "CHURCH FARMHOUSE CHURCH LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "CHURCH FARMHOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CHURCH LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOMPTING CHURCH LANETQ 10 NE2/28 Church Farmhouse IIC18 very altered C19. Two parallel ranges. Two storeys. Five windows. Faced withflints with red brick dressings and quoins. Slate roof. Glazing bars missing.Tripartite sashes. C19 gabled porch. Small later L-wing to south west.Listing NGR: TQ1617405692", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19840727", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1193284", "name": "CHURCH FARMHOUSE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1193284", "Reference": "1193284" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 524100.47, 105331.36 ], [ 524098.99, 105327.75 ], [ 524098.25, 105325.95 ], [ 524096.09, 105320.66 ], [ 524089.18, 105323.49 ], [ 524087.35, 105324.25 ], [ 524089.42, 105329.0 ], [ 524089.64, 105328.91 ], [ 524089.86, 105328.82 ], [ 524090.56, 105330.48 ], [ 524091.94, 105329.9 ], [ 524092.99, 105332.5 ], [ 524095.12, 105331.64 ], [ 524095.57, 105332.64 ], [ 524100.47, 105331.36 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1193345", "ID": "1193345", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SOUTHWICK THE GREENTQ 2405 SW8/106 (west side)19.9.69 Nos 43-45 (odd) (formerly listed as Nos 43-45 (Green Cottages))GV IICottage pair. C18. Incised plaster with red brick eaves cornice to plain tiled roofwith stacks to rear. Two storeys; regular 4 window front, glazing bar sashes on firstfloor, shallow square oriels on ground-floor with pentice hoods over and latticeglazing. Half-glazed doors with flat hoods on brackets over between first and second,and third and fourth windows from left. Included for group value.Listing NGR: TQ2409605325", "land_description__charge_address": "43-45 THE GREEN", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "43-45", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "THE GREEN", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOUTHWICK THE GREENTQ 2405 SW8/106 (west side)19.9.69 Nos 43-45 (odd) (formerly listed as Nos 43-45 (Green Cottages))GV IICottage pair. C18. Incised plaster with red brick eaves cornice to plain tiled roofwith stacks to rear. Two storeys; regular 4 window front, glazing bar sashes on firstfloor, shallow square oriels on ground-floor with pentice hoods over and latticeglazing. Half-glazed doors with flat hoods on brackets over between first and second,and third and fourth windows from left. 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Mid-C18. Coursed cobblestone with painted brick quoins, band and dressings.Painted brick modillion cornice and coped parapet to plain tiled mansard roof with endstacks. Two storeys; regular 3 window front. Diamond lattice wooden cross-windowswith casements, except sash with diamond lattice glazing in centre offirst floor. Central arched doorway with toothed dressings, glazed door and fanlight. ExtensiveC19 and C20 additions to rear.Listing NGR: TQ2409905372", "land_description__charge_address": "IVY LODGE 55 THE GREEN", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "IVY LODGE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "55", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "THE GREEN", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOUTHWICK THE GREENTQ 2405 SW8/108 (west side)19.7.50 No 55 (Ivy Lodge) (Formerly listed as No 55 (St George's)) IIHouse. Mid-C18. Coursed cobblestone with painted brick quoins, band and dressings.Painted brick modillion cornice and coped parapet to plain tiled mansard roof with endstacks. Two storeys; regular 3 window front. Diamond lattice wooden cross-windowswith casements, except sash with diamond lattice glazing in centre offirst floor. Central arched doorway with toothed dressings, glazed door and fanlight. ExtensiveC19 and C20 additions to rear.Listing NGR: TQ2409905372", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19500719", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1193356", "name": "IVY LODGE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1193356", "Reference": "1193356" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 523745.7, 105453.93 ], [ 523745.65, 105446.75 ], [ 523734.72, 105448.24 ], [ 523734.65, 105450.15 ], [ 523735.93, 105450.12 ], [ 523735.84, 105453.83 ], [ 523734.4, 105453.78 ], [ 523734.25, 105456.13 ], [ 523734.24, 105456.2 ], [ 523737.45, 105456.3 ], [ 523737.49, 105453.82 ], [ 523745.7, 105453.93 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1193357", "ID": "1193357", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SOUTHWICK \t KINGSTON LANE,TQ 20 NW3/67 \t\t\t KINGSTON-BY-SEA (east side)19.9.69 Old Rectory Cottage (Formerly listed as Rectory Cottage) IIHouse. Late C17. Flint with some cobblestone replacement. Red brick quoins anddressings. Thatched roof with end projecting stack to left and central ridge stack.Two storeys; irregular fenestration of 3 windows on both floors, casements, onground-floor under segmental heads. Right-hand ground-floor window replaces door, nowblocked.Listing NGR: TQ2374205451", "land_description__charge_address": "OLD RECTORY COTTAGE KINGSTON LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "OLD RECTORY COTTAGE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "KINGSTON LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOUTHWICK \t KINGSTON LANE,TQ 20 NW3/67 \t\t\t KINGSTON-BY-SEA (east side)19.9.69 Old Rectory Cottage (Formerly listed as Rectory Cottage) IIHouse. Late C17. 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C17. Possiblytimber-framed; clad in flint with red brick quoins and dressings. Hipped plain tiledroof with ridge stacks. Two storeys; 4 windows, wooden casements two entrances withboarded doors, to left and right of centre.Listing NGR: TQ2436405266", "land_description__charge_address": "11 SOUTHWICK STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "11", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "SOUTHWICK STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOUTHWICK SOUTHWICK STREETTQ 2405 SW8/111 (west side) No 11GV IICottage pair, now single cottage, possibly former farmhouse. C17. Possiblytimber-framed; clad in flint with red brick quoins and dressings. Hipped plain tiledroof with ridge stacks. 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Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made byvarious contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed roof. Unperforated crownsto top panels and margin glazed to windows and door.Listing NGR: TQ2163005081", "land_description__charge_address": "K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK ADJOINING WAR MEMORIAL EAST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK ADJOINING WAR MEMORIAL", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "EAST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "The following kiosks shall be included in the list: Shoreham\t\t\t EAST STREETTQ 2105 SE7/119 \t K6 Telephone Kiosk \t\t Adjoining War MemorialGV IITelephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made byvarious contractors. Cast iron. 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Unperforated crownsto top panels and margin glazed to windows and door.Listing NGR: TQ2163005081", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19901030", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1232426", "name": "K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK ADJOINING WAR MEMORIAL", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1990-10-30", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1232426", "Reference": "1232426" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 515672.05, 105210.8 ], [ 515672.8, 105207.05 ], [ 515676.05, 105207.7 ], [ 515676.35, 105206.2 ], [ 515680.25, 105207.0 ], [ 515682.28, 105196.65 ], [ 515676.55, 105195.5 ], [ 515676.75, 105194.75 ], [ 515676.56, 105194.71 ], [ 515675.37, 105194.47 ], [ 515675.0, 105194.4 ], [ 515674.9, 105194.75 ], [ 515674.8, 105195.1 ], [ 515668.68, 105193.85 ], [ 515665.63, 105209.43 ], [ 515672.05, 105210.8 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "21 May 1976", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1250625", "ID": "1250625", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "UPPER BRIGHTON ROAD1.5406 Upton Farm HouseTQ 1505 18/210II2.South front early to mid C18. Parts of rear and interior probably considerablyearlier. Symmetrical facade of red brick with grey headers. Shallow moulded woodeneaves below steep slated roof. Gable chimneys. 5 flush sash windows (with glazingbars). Slightly more widely-spaced either side of central one. Gauged heads,with shallow straight hoods above these, on ground floor. Central wooden porchwith flat leaded roof over cornice, elliptical arches to front and sides (the latterclosed) supported on paired Tuscan colonettes and pilasters. Fanlight with decorativeglazing bars over 3-panel door.West end weather-boarded. 2 double-storey wings extend from rear. Flint andbrick, with steep slated roofs. A further one-storey extension runs from thewest of these.Listing NGR: TQ1567405202", "land_description__charge_address": "UPTON FARM HOUSE UPPER BRIGHTON ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "UPTON FARM HOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "UPPER BRIGHTON ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "UPPER BRIGHTON ROAD1.5406 Upton Farm HouseTQ 1505 18/210II2.South front early to mid C18. Parts of rear and interior probably considerablyearlier. Symmetrical facade of red brick with grey headers. Shallow moulded woodeneaves below steep slated roof. Gable chimneys. 5 flush sash windows (with glazingbars). Slightly more widely-spaced either side of central one. Gauged heads,with shallow straight hoods above these, on ground floor. Central wooden porchwith flat leaded roof over cornice, elliptical arches to front and sides (the latterclosed) supported on paired Tuscan colonettes and pilasters. Fanlight with decorativeglazing bars over 3-panel door.West end weather-boarded. 2 double-storey wings extend from rear. Flint andbrick, with steep slated roofs. 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C17. Coursed and uncoursed flint with red brickdressings and ashlar quoins. Red brick modillion eaves cornice to plain tiled roofwith tall diagonal brick stack with oversailing cornice to left at rear and projectingstack of similar type at right-hand end. Two storeys; slightly irregular 4 windowfront. Sashes, those in the outer bays on the ground-floor tripartite. All windowson ground-floor with segment heads. Entrance under second first-floor window fromright with panelled door and deep reveals. Large entablature hood on pilaster strips.Listing NGR: TQ2443105448", "land_description__charge_address": "SOUTHWICK COMMUNITY CENTRE 24 SOUTHWICK STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "SOUTHWICK COMMUNITY CENTRE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "24", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "SOUTHWICK STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOUTHWICK SOUTHWICK STREETTQ 2405 SW8/118 (east side)19.7.50 No 24 (Southwick Community Centre) (formerly listed as No 24 (The Homestead))GV IIHouse, now community centre. C17. Coursed and uncoursed flint with red brickdressings and ashlar quoins. Red brick modillion eaves cornice to plain tiled roofwith tall diagonal brick stack with oversailing cornice to left at rear and projectingstack of similar type at right-hand end. Two storeys; slightly irregular 4 windowfront. Sashes, those in the outer bays on the ground-floor tripartite. All windowson ground-floor with segment heads. Entrance under second first-floor window fromright with panelled door and deep reveals. 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Two storeys. Three windows. Faced with cobbles with dressings andquoins of red brick and grey headers. Slate roof. Glazing bars intact. Gabled brickporch. (No 27 is an extension of the building to the south, now stuccoed and whollymodernised).Listing NGR: TQ1719004820", "land_description__charge_address": "HOLLIES 25 COKEHAM LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "HOLLIES", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "25", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "COKEHAM LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SOMPTING \tCOKEHAM LANETQ 10 SE4/30 \tNo 25 (Hollies) \tIIEarly-mid C19. Two storeys. Three windows. Faced with cobbles with dressings andquoins of red brick and grey headers. Slate roof. Glazing bars intact. Gabled brickporch. (No 27 is an extension of the building to the south, now stuccoed and whollymodernised).Listing NGR: TQ1719004820", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19840727", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1286220", "name": "HOLLIES", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1286220", "Reference": "1286220" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 520799.55, 105871.5 ], [ 520806.05, 105870.3 ], [ 520806.8, 105870.1 ], [ 520807.31, 105869.92 ], [ 520807.5, 105869.85 ], [ 520808.2, 105869.55 ], [ 520811.8, 105867.85 ], [ 520816.78, 105865.32 ], [ 520814.45, 105859.85 ], [ 520813.8, 105858.45 ], [ 520813.8, 105848.28 ], [ 520813.8, 105847.41 ], [ 520808.8, 105847.16 ], [ 520807.92, 105847.12 ], [ 520807.98, 105847.71 ], [ 520808.03, 105848.3 ], [ 520808.05, 105848.5 ], [ 520808.2, 105855.0 ], [ 520803.7, 105856.25 ], [ 520803.45, 105855.38 ], [ 520803.2, 105854.5 ], [ 520802.48, 105854.7 ], [ 520801.75, 105852.21 ], [ 520799.53, 105852.87 ], [ 520799.05, 105851.25 ], [ 520796.45, 105852.0 ], [ 520795.85, 105849.85 ], [ 520791.55, 105851.08 ], [ 520791.05, 105851.24 ], [ 520790.55, 105851.4 ], [ 520792.79, 105859.67 ], [ 520795.65, 105858.75 ], [ 520799.45, 105871.47 ], [ 520799.55, 105871.5 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "29 Sep 1972", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1286282", "ID": "1286282", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t UPPER SHOREHAM ROAD3/49 \t\t OLD SHOREHAM\t\t (south side) \t Nos 469 and 471 \t (The Amsterdam)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t \t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA UPPER SHOREHAM ROAD,TQ 20 NW3/49 OLD SHORERAM (south side) Nos 469 and 471 GV (The Amsterdam) IIHouse, now restaurant. Early C18. Flint with painted cobbled return fronts andpainted brick quoins and dressings. Plain tiled mansard roof with end stack and ridgestack to right. Two storeys and garrets; irregular fenestration of 3 windows on firstfloor and 5 on ground-floor, the 4 to left in long line. Diamond lattice casements,on ground-floor with segment heads. Entrance with glazed door between first andsecond windows from right.Listing NGR: TQ2080705863", "land_description__charge_address": "THE AMSTERDAM 469 AND 471 UPPER SHOREHAM ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "THE AMSTERDAM", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "469 AND 471", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "UPPER SHOREHAM ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t UPPER SHOREHAM ROAD3/49 \t\t OLD SHOREHAM\t\t (south side) \t Nos 469 and 471 \t (The Amsterdam)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t \t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA UPPER SHOREHAM ROAD,TQ 20 NW3/49 OLD SHORERAM (south side) Nos 469 and 471 GV (The Amsterdam) IIHouse, now restaurant. Early C18. Flint with painted cobbled return fronts andpainted brick quoins and dressings. Plain tiled mansard roof with end stack and ridgestack to right. Two storeys and garrets; irregular fenestration of 3 windows on firstfloor and 5 on ground-floor, the 4 to left in long line. Diamond lattice casements,on ground-floor with segment heads. 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Mid-Cl8, rendered in mid Cl9. Incised render with 2 moulded bands andmodillion cornice to parapetted roof with end stacks. Three storeys; regular 3 bayfront. Moulded window surrounds on first and second floors, bracketted cills andcornice-hoods on first floor. Central first-floor window blocked. No surrounds toground-floor windows. Glazing bar sashes throughout. Central arched with pilasterand entablature surround. Panelled door with fanlight. Two storey wing to left withlarge C20 square bay on ground-floor. 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Central arched with pilasterand entablature surround. Panelled door with fanlight. Two storey wing to left withlarge C20 square bay on ground-floor. 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Panelled door to left of right-hand wing with transom light.Listing NGR: TQ2168505179", "land_description__charge_address": "ST MARY'S HOUSE ST MARY'S ROAD SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "ST MARY'S HOUSE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "ST MARY'S ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013\t\t TQ 2105 SE7/97 8.5.50SHOREHAM-BY-SEA ST MARY'S ROAD(north side)St Mary's HouseGV IIHouse. Early-mid C18, extended with lower right-hand wing in C19. Plastered witheaves parapet to mansard roof, plain tiled on lower slopes, slated above. Parapetgables with bracketted kneelers and end stacks; two flat-headed dormers. Parapet toslate roof to right. Two storeys; the left-hand block as a regular 5-window front,the right-hand wing has 2 windows. Sashes without glazing bars in wooden frames withshallow segment-heads and cills. Panelled door to left with Ionic columned projectingentablature-hood porch. 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Later C19 entrance inchequer of knapped flint and ashlar dressings with parapet to left of centre. MouldedTudor arched surround with doubled planked doors. 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Later C19 entrance inchequer of knapped flint and ashlar dressings with parapet to left of centre. MouldedTudor arched surround with doubled planked doors. 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C18, extended to right and left in later C18 and c19.Plastered with plain tiled roofs. Two main ridge stacks and stack to right. L-shapedwith cross-wing projecting to left. One storey at ends, One and a half storeys incentre. Three windows in centre, 2 to right and one in end of projecting wing.Sliding casements in centre, glazing bar sashes at ends. Central C20 planked doorwith centre light and C20 large porch with rustic timbers on low walls supporting flatroof. 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C18, extended to right and left in later C18 and c19.Plastered with plain tiled roofs. Two main ridge stacks and stack to right. L-shapedwith cross-wing projecting to left. One storey at ends, One and a half storeys incentre. Three windows in centre, 2 to right and one in end of projecting wing.Sliding casements in centre, glazing bar sashes at ends. Central C20 planked doorwith centre light and C20 large porch with rustic timbers on low walls supporting flatroof. The level of the road has been built up since the central block was erected.Listing NGR: TQ2079305908", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1286370", "name": "RED LION PUBLIC HOUSE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1286370", "Reference": "1286370" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521461.8, 105159.45 ], [ 521461.55, 105155.0 ], [ 521453.8, 105155.29 ], [ 521454.05, 105159.82 ], [ 521461.8, 105159.45 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1286391", "ID": "1286391", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2013TQ 2105 SW6/82 \t\t 8.5.50SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t JOHN STREET(west side)No 23 (formerly part of Shoreham House)GV IIOffice, formerly wing of Shoreham House. Gault brick with brick cornice to renderedparapet hiding roof. Two storeys; one window, glazing bar sashes. Entrance to left.Front partially hidden by quadrant wall of Shoreham House.Listing NGR: TQ2145805157", "land_description__charge_address": "23 JOHN STREET SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "23", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "JOHN STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2013TQ 2105 SW6/82 \t\t 8.5.50SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t JOHN STREET(west side)No 23 (formerly part of Shoreham House)GV IIOffice, formerly wing of Shoreham House. Gault brick with brick cornice to renderedparapet hiding roof. Two storeys; one window, glazing bar sashes. Entrance to left.Front partially hidden by quadrant wall of Shoreham House.Listing NGR: TQ2145805157", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19500508", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1286391", "name": "No name for this Entry", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1286391", "Reference": "1286391" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521556.42, 105107.35 ], [ 521556.39, 105107.01 ], [ 521555.68, 105099.9 ], [ 521544.03, 105102.9 ], [ 521542.75, 105103.24 ], [ 521542.51, 105103.31 ], [ 521543.02, 105105.17 ], [ 521546.3, 105104.35 ], [ 521546.45, 105105.05 ], [ 521550.15, 105104.15 ], [ 521550.55, 105107.9 ], [ 521556.42, 105107.35 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1286456", "ID": "1286456", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREET7/89 (west side) Old ScantlingsThe item shall be changed to read: CHURCH STREET (west side) Old Scantlings (formerly listedas No 26)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREETTQ 2105 SE7/89 (west side) Old ScantlingsGV\t\t\t\t\t\t\tII Cottage. Mid-C18. Flint with rendered quoins and dressings. Coped parapet to slateroof with large central gabled dormers and end stack to left. Two storeys and attic;irregular 3 window front, casements in wide rendered surrounds. Entrance to left withpanelled door in moulded wooden surround; flat hood on brackets over.Listing NGR: TQ2155205105", "land_description__charge_address": "OLD SCANTLINGS CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "OLD SCANTLINGS", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CHURCH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREET7/89 (west side) Old ScantlingsThe item shall be changed to read: CHURCH STREET (west side) Old Scantlings (formerly listedas No 26)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREETTQ 2105 SE7/89 (west side) Old ScantlingsGV\t\t\t\t\t\t\tII Cottage. Mid-C18. Flint with rendered quoins and dressings. Coped parapet to slateroof with large central gabled dormers and end stack to left. Two storeys and attic;irregular 3 window front, casements in wide rendered surrounds. Entrance to left withpanelled door in moulded wooden surround; flat hood on brackets over.Listing NGR: TQ2155205105", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1286456", "name": "OLD SCANTLINGS", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1286456", "Reference": "1286456" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521581.97, 105080.75 ], [ 521580.1, 105074.0 ], [ 521582.57, 105073.29 ], [ 521583.05, 105073.15 ], [ 521582.25, 105069.85 ], [ 521585.1, 105068.56 ], [ 521585.57, 105068.35 ], [ 521580.85, 105068.35 ], [ 521573.25, 105070.61 ], [ 521572.73, 105070.77 ], [ 521575.86, 105082.41 ], [ 521576.45, 105082.24 ], [ 521581.97, 105080.75 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "08 May 1950", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1286461", "ID": "1286461", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2013\t\t TQ 2105 SE7/94 8.5.50SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CHURCH STREET(east side)No 22GV IIHouse. Mid-C18. Coursed cobble with red brick quoins, band and dressings, paintedaround windows. Red brick eaves cornice to slate mansard roof with end stack to rightand gabled dormer to left. Two storeys and attic; 3 windows, glazing bar sashes, withgauged heads, segmental on first floor. 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It is steel-framed partly in cement rendered block and partly in reinforced concrete. Some later alterations of C20 date. The plan of the building is that of a central block with flanking wings the ends of which project to the south.EXTERIOR: The south front, where passengers arrive by land, features a central pavilion, with flanking wings and southwards projecting ends. In front of each wing is a single storey block in re-entrant angles. The central pavilion is three storeys high with a porch and full width canopy on two columns at ground floor level and a recessed entrance. Above is a dropped narrow window surmounted by sun-ray moulding, rising through the centre in a shallow niche, and two sets of small rectangular flanking windows. The wings are two storied with strip windows on the first floor of the inner wings and blank ends to the projections. There is a single storey late C20 extension to the restaurant kitchen on the left inner wing. The north elevation, facing the airfield, is also symmetrical and has a central, square projecting air traffic control tower, of three storeys, surmounted by the original control room (now used as manager's office), with full-width glazing on each side except to the south where there is a small extension, and an all-glass observation/air traffic control room above (replacing the original smaller observation room). At the base of the tower the canopied entrance opens to a rear viewing area. The curvilinear wings at either side are two storeys each with an outer block at each end supporting an outer iron staircase. There are strip windows in the flanking wings, which follow round the curved ends of the wings, and rectangular windows in the outer blocks. INTERIOR: The interior has much of its original streamlined Moderne decoration surviving as shown by a comparison with the early photographs displayed in the building. The ground floor foyer and reception area, entered from the south, has original doors to the bar and restaurant to the left and a corridor to the right. Behind the entrance to the front is a double staircase to the upper floors. The reception area retains its original reception desk, with original doors to the rear viewing area and a fluted cornice. A central well gives views to the balcony above with a streamlined parapet, topped by a wooden hand rail, and a saucer dome in the centre of the ceiling above this, decorated with red aeroplanes. The corridor to the right dog-legs to the front of the building where a number of smaller rooms retain their original dimensions, door surrounds and some doors. A large room with original doors, which opens off the corridor to the rear of the building, and is now a conference room, was originally the assembly point for passengers as an arrivals and departure area. The restaurant, to the left of the foyer, was also for passengers' departures, although the kitchens had always been there, and there was originally a dumb waiter from the kitchen to a lounge on the first floor. The restaurant is in its original condition with bar, doors, windows, streamlined cornice and boxed girders in the ceiling. Original parquet flooring can be found on the ground floor in the foyer and some also in the restaurant. The stairs to the first floor are polished stone with original tile work on the treads. There is a dropped narrow window, with wrought ironwork decoration, lighting the first and second floor landings. The stairs open to a rectangular gallery on the first floor, with corridors to left and right. The gallery features the saucer dome in the centre with original rectangular lights to either side with geometric patterned spacer bars. A band of wave-moulded plaster work surrounds the gallery in its upper wall. The rooms opening off the corridor have some later partitioning, but some original wainscoting, a fireplace, and the remains of the moulding in the ceiling for the former South Coast Flying Club bar of 1936. The second floor consists of living accommodation with original door surrounds and restored doors. The third floor offices are only 15 years old, but behind them on the north is the original control room, which is now used as the manager's office. Above is a late 1980s all-glass observation/air traffic control room.HISTORY: The Shoreham Airport Terminal was built by James Bodie Ltd between 1934 and 1935 and was designed by the architect R. Stavers Hessell Tiltman (1888-1968). Stavers Tiltman had offices in Brighton and was architect to Southern Aircraft Ltd. Tiltman was a successful airport designer in the 1930s, responsible for several major commercial airport designs in Britain; notably Belfast-Harbour Airport (1939) and the Leeds-Bradford Joint Municipal Airport at Yeadon (1939), although the original terminal buildings of the latter have now gone. He also had a design proposed for the Tudor House public house in Shoreham in the RIBA Library Drawings Collection, but the public house does not appear to have been built. The terminal building was built using cubic and curvilinear forms in the streamlined Moderne style that flourished in this period, and was acclaimed by his contemporaries when the South Eastern Society of Architects held their annual meeting at the airport in July 1936. The terminal building came into operation in 1936. Shoreham was one of the centres of early British aviation (prominent other centres being Hendon and Brooklands), beginning about 1910, and is the only one which is still active as an aviation centre. It became properly established as an aerodrome in 1911 as Brighton (Shoreham) Aerodrome, and was a major venue for flying events such as the Circuit of Europe and the Round Britain races. During the First World War it was a Royal Flying Corps training base; after the war it was used by a flying club. In 1928 the aviation entrepreneur, Sir Alan Cobham became involved in promoting Shoreham as an airport, and the three local civic authorities of Brighton, Hove and Worthing took up this idea. During the 1920s and 1930s international civil aviation was seen as promising major economic and prestigious advantages by forward thinking civic authorities. In 1930 Cobham (who was also involved in the design of Liverpool Speke airport) was engaged by the local authorities to survey possible sites for airfields in the area, and he selected the original airfield at Shoreham for the new municipal airport. The local authorities bought the airfield, work commencing on the terminal building in 1934. The airport terminal building was built at a cost of £55,000, was completed by 1935 and officially opened in 1936. At that time the buildings on site were a main hangar, workshops and six private lock-up hangars. With the completion of the terminal building scheduled flying services were increased. Channel Air Ferries and Jersey Airways flew to destinations such as Bristol, Cardiff, Liverpool and Manchester, Jersey, Le Touquet and Deauville. Shoreham was visited by many aviation celebrities including Amy Johnson and Charles Lindbergh, who helped to maintain its prominence as a renowned centre of aviation. In 1937 the Air Ministry decided that Shoreham should be used to train RAF Volunteer Reserves. At the outbreak of World War II much international air traffic was re-routed to Shoreham from Croydon, but by May 1940 these civil aviation duties were taken away and it was used by 225 Squadron for anti-invasion patrols. During the Battle of Britain Shoreham became an emergency landing ground for damaged aircraft, and for a short time was home to the Fighter Interception Unit from Tangmere and to 422 Special Hurricane flight - later to become 96 Fighter Squadron. Later in 1941 it housed 277 Air Sea Rescue Squadron, and Operation Jubilee (the raid on Dieppe, 1942) was planned in Shoreham's terminal building. In the preparation for the Normandy landings in 1944 the airfield was host to a newly formed French Fighter squadronIn the 1950s and 1960s the airfield was used for making aviation components, latterly by Beagle Aircraft Ltd., which entered races and won the Schneider Trophy in 1986 and King's Cup Races of 1989 and 1994. In 1970 Beagle Aircraft went out of production and the airfield was handed back to the Council in 1971 to become an airport once again. A revived schedule of passenger services was continued until the late 1980s. The terminal building is substantially intact, but a few changes have been made over the years, notably to the control tower. The profile of the control tower was altered by a small extension to the south of the original control room. Also the original observation room (a small glass-enclosed structure on the top of the control tower) was replaced in 1986-87 by an all-glass observation room, following storm damage. There was also a programme of refurbishment in the early 1990s.Due to its distinctive period style the terminal building has been used in a number of television and film dramas, including several 'Poirot' episodes, a film version of 'Oh What a Lovely War' and in 2005 was transformed into Paris Le Bourget airport in a scene in 'The Da Vinci Code'. REASONS FOR DESIGNATION:The airport terminal building at Shoreham is designated at Grade II* for the following principal reasons:*\tThe terminal building is an unusual survival from the early days of civil aviation transport and its landscape setting with adjacent original airfield and hangar make it particularly rare and of more than special interest.*\tDespite some later changes the original plan of the airport, both internal and external, is intact. 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It is steel-framed partly in cement rendered block and partly in reinforced concrete. Some later alterations of C20 date. The plan of the building is that of a central block with flanking wings the ends of which project to the south.EXTERIOR: The south front, where passengers arrive by land, features a central pavilion, with flanking wings and southwards projecting ends. In front of each wing is a single storey block in re-entrant angles. The central pavilion is three storeys high with a porch and full width canopy on two columns at ground floor level and a recessed entrance. Above is a dropped narrow window surmounted by sun-ray moulding, rising through the centre in a shallow niche, and two sets of small rectangular flanking windows. The wings are two storied with strip windows on the first floor of the inner wings and blank ends to the projections. There is a single storey late C20 extension to the restaurant kitchen on the left inner wing. The north elevation, facing the airfield, is also symmetrical and has a central, square projecting air traffic control tower, of three storeys, surmounted by the original control room (now used as manager's office), with full-width glazing on each side except to the south where there is a small extension, and an all-glass observation/air traffic control room above (replacing the original smaller observation room). At the base of the tower the canopied entrance opens to a rear viewing area. The curvilinear wings at either side are two storeys each with an outer block at each end supporting an outer iron staircase. There are strip windows in the flanking wings, which follow round the curved ends of the wings, and rectangular windows in the outer blocks. INTERIOR: The interior has much of its original streamlined Moderne decoration surviving as shown by a comparison with the early photographs displayed in the building. The ground floor foyer and reception area, entered from the south, has original doors to the bar and restaurant to the left and a corridor to the right. Behind the entrance to the front is a double staircase to the upper floors. The reception area retains its original reception desk, with original doors to the rear viewing area and a fluted cornice. A central well gives views to the balcony above with a streamlined parapet, topped by a wooden hand rail, and a saucer dome in the centre of the ceiling above this, decorated with red aeroplanes. The corridor to the right dog-legs to the front of the building where a number of smaller rooms retain their original dimensions, door surrounds and some doors. A large room with original doors, which opens off the corridor to the rear of the building, and is now a conference room, was originally the assembly point for passengers as an arrivals and departure area. The restaurant, to the left of the foyer, was also for passengers' departures, although the kitchens had always been there, and there was originally a dumb waiter from the kitchen to a lounge on the first floor. The restaurant is in its original condition with bar, doors, windows, streamlined cornice and boxed girders in the ceiling. Original parquet flooring can be found on the ground floor in the foyer and some also in the restaurant. The stairs to the first floor are polished stone with original tile work on the treads. There is a dropped narrow window, with wrought ironwork decoration, lighting the first and second floor landings. The stairs open to a rectangular gallery on the first floor, with corridors to left and right. The gallery features the saucer dome in the centre with original rectangular lights to either side with geometric patterned spacer bars. A band of wave-moulded plaster work surrounds the gallery in its upper wall. The rooms opening off the corridor have some later partitioning, but some original wainscoting, a fireplace, and the remains of the moulding in the ceiling for the former South Coast Flying Club bar of 1936. The second floor consists of living accommodation with original door surrounds and restored doors. The third floor offices are only 15 years old, but behind them on the north is the original control room, which is now used as the manager's office. Above is a late 1980s all-glass observation/air traffic control room.HISTORY: The Shoreham Airport Terminal was built by James Bodie Ltd between 1934 and 1935 and was designed by the architect R. Stavers Hessell Tiltman (1888-1968). Stavers Tiltman had offices in Brighton and was architect to Southern Aircraft Ltd. Tiltman was a successful airport designer in the 1930s, responsible for several major commercial airport designs in Britain; notably Belfast-Harbour Airport (1939) and the Leeds-Bradford Joint Municipal Airport at Yeadon (1939), although the original terminal buildings of the latter have now gone. He also had a design proposed for the Tudor House public house in Shoreham in the RIBA Library Drawings Collection, but the public house does not appear to have been built. The terminal building was built using cubic and curvilinear forms in the streamlined Moderne style that flourished in this period, and was acclaimed by his contemporaries when the South Eastern Society of Architects held their annual meeting at the airport in July 1936. The terminal building came into operation in 1936. Shoreham was one of the centres of early British aviation (prominent other centres being Hendon and Brooklands), beginning about 1910, and is the only one which is still active as an aviation centre. It became properly established as an aerodrome in 1911 as Brighton (Shoreham) Aerodrome, and was a major venue for flying events such as the Circuit of Europe and the Round Britain races. During the First World War it was a Royal Flying Corps training base; after the war it was used by a flying club. In 1928 the aviation entrepreneur, Sir Alan Cobham became involved in promoting Shoreham as an airport, and the three local civic authorities of Brighton, Hove and Worthing took up this idea. During the 1920s and 1930s international civil aviation was seen as promising major economic and prestigious advantages by forward thinking civic authorities. In 1930 Cobham (who was also involved in the design of Liverpool Speke airport) was engaged by the local authorities to survey possible sites for airfields in the area, and he selected the original airfield at Shoreham for the new municipal airport. The local authorities bought the airfield, work commencing on the terminal building in 1934. The airport terminal building was built at a cost of £55,000, was completed by 1935 and officially opened in 1936. At that time the buildings on site were a main hangar, workshops and six private lock-up hangars. With the completion of the terminal building scheduled flying services were increased. Channel Air Ferries and Jersey Airways flew to destinations such as Bristol, Cardiff, Liverpool and Manchester, Jersey, Le Touquet and Deauville. Shoreham was visited by many aviation celebrities including Amy Johnson and Charles Lindbergh, who helped to maintain its prominence as a renowned centre of aviation. In 1937 the Air Ministry decided that Shoreham should be used to train RAF Volunteer Reserves. At the outbreak of World War II much international air traffic was re-routed to Shoreham from Croydon, but by May 1940 these civil aviation duties were taken away and it was used by 225 Squadron for anti-invasion patrols. During the Battle of Britain Shoreham became an emergency landing ground for damaged aircraft, and for a short time was home to the Fighter Interception Unit from Tangmere and to 422 Special Hurricane flight - later to become 96 Fighter Squadron. Later in 1941 it housed 277 Air Sea Rescue Squadron, and Operation Jubilee (the raid on Dieppe, 1942) was planned in Shoreham's terminal building. In the preparation for the Normandy landings in 1944 the airfield was host to a newly formed French Fighter squadronIn the 1950s and 1960s the airfield was used for making aviation components, latterly by Beagle Aircraft Ltd., which entered races and won the Schneider Trophy in 1986 and King's Cup Races of 1989 and 1994. In 1970 Beagle Aircraft went out of production and the airfield was handed back to the Council in 1971 to become an airport once again. A revived schedule of passenger services was continued until the late 1980s. The terminal building is substantially intact, but a few changes have been made over the years, notably to the control tower. The profile of the control tower was altered by a small extension to the south of the original control room. Also the original observation room (a small glass-enclosed structure on the top of the control tower) was replaced in 1986-87 by an all-glass observation room, following storm damage. There was also a programme of refurbishment in the early 1990s.Due to its distinctive period style the terminal building has been used in a number of television and film dramas, including several 'Poirot' episodes, a film version of 'Oh What a Lovely War' and in 2005 was transformed into Paris Le Bourget airport in a scene in 'The Da Vinci Code'. 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This type of survival is very rare for a working airport, and here it results in a characterful design that is really quite special.*\tThe design of the exterior and interior make it a Moderne style example of a 1930s airport terminal building.SOURCES:Peter Roberts (2006) Shoreham Airport A Brief History, Julian C Temple and Paul Francis (1994) New Guidelines for Listing Civil Airfield Buildings in England Scientific coordination-Paul Smith Bernard Toulier, Authors-Roger Bowdler, Gabi Dolff-Bonekamper, Bob Hawkins, Christelle Inizan, Bernard Rignault, Paul Smith, Bernard Toulier (2000) Berlin Templehof Liverpool Speke Paris Le Bourge Airport Architecture of the Thirties Alastair Forsyth Buildings for the Age new building types 1900-1939, Richard Andrews MA Dip Arch FSA RIBA AABC (2007) Terminal Building Shoreham Airport, West Sussex Assessment of Architectural & Historic Interest", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19840727", 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Theearliest buildings here were the north, west and south sides of the Lower Quadrangle.They were designed by R C Carpenter and built by him between 1853 and his death in1855 and continued by his partner, William Slater between 1855 and 1866. They arebuilt of knapped flints with stone dressings and quoins. Slate roof. Gothic style.Casement windows. The north and south sides have three storeys and attic. Twelvewindows and three gabled dormers each. Projecting cloister on ground floor with largepointed windows with cusping and a sloping roof. Windows above with two or threetrefoil-headed lights. The west side has two storeys and a similar cloister but notprojecting. Central gable with two tall windows and clock-face above. Eight smallergables on each side with one window each. The east side comprises the hall, which wasdesigned by R C Carpenter's son, R R Carpenter, and built between 1866 and 1867.Seven window-bays flanked by buttresses. Four large elaborate dormers and anoctagonal wooden turret with shingled spire.The rest of the east side is open, but in front of it a detached building was erectedin 1930 and designed by the Headmaster, Dr Blakiston, in matching style. Two tallgables and one gabled dormer between. Windows of two, three or four lights withtrefoil-headed lights. Pointed doorway.In the Upper Quadrangle the south and east sides are by William Slater, the north sideby R H Carpenter and the west side by Maxwell Ayrton, completed in 1913. Twostoreys. Twenty windows to each side. The north, west and south sides have acloister with pointed arches. The east side has a central projecting octagonal turretwith a polygonal shingled roof. The north side has a central five-sided projectionwith polygonal shingled roof. Three large \"Decorated windows. In the north westcorner is a taller building of gate-house type. This has five storeys and threewindows. Castellated parapet. Two projecting turrets at the angles. 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Theearliest buildings here were the north, west and south sides of the Lower Quadrangle.They were designed by R C Carpenter and built by him between 1853 and his death in1855 and continued by his partner, William Slater between 1855 and 1866. They arebuilt of knapped flints with stone dressings and quoins. Slate roof. Gothic style.Casement windows. The north and south sides have three storeys and attic. Twelvewindows and three gabled dormers each. Projecting cloister on ground floor with largepointed windows with cusping and a sloping roof. Windows above with two or threetrefoil-headed lights. The west side has two storeys and a similar cloister but notprojecting. Central gable with two tall windows and clock-face above. Eight smallergables on each side with one window each. The east side comprises the hall, which wasdesigned by R C Carpenter's son, R R Carpenter, and built between 1866 and 1867.Seven window-bays flanked by buttresses. 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Central large hallwith clerestorey and gabled roof flanked by classroom blocks having 5 gables to eachside, 2 storeys to east and 1 storey to west. East elevation 1st floor has 10 windowswith paired trefoliated heads and quatrefoil motif in interstices with oculus betweeneach pair of windows. Sandstone coping and saddiestones, band above windows and diamond-shaped decorative friezes near apex of gables. Ground floor has pointed arched openingsto arcade. Behind are paired windows with Caernarvon arches and plank doors. Westelevation has 10 windows with paired trefoliated heads and quatrefoil motif in intersticewith oculus between each pair of windows and similar sandstone dressings. Each side has4 massive 2 tier clerestorey windows with trefoliated heads, quatrefoil motifs andbuttresses under decorated half-hipped gables with iron finials. Cresting to roofridge. 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C17, converted in C20. Flint with red dressings, diagonalbuttress at south-west corner and side-buttress on south side. Hipped thatched roofwith ridge stacks to left and right. Eaves lower to left with pentice extension tofront, roofed with Horsham slabs. One and a half storeys; one window to right on bothfloors, 3 windows to left on ground-floor only. Casements,to left diamond lattice.Entrances at right-hand end of front extension, either side of the central window;both half-glazed.Listing NGR: TQ2088405843", "land_description__charge_address": "OLD MALT COTTAGE CONNAUGHT AVENUE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "OLD MALT COTTAGE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "CONNAUGHT AVENUE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CONNAUGHT AVENUE3/51 \t\t OLD SHOREHAM (east side) \t Walnut Cottage and Old Malt \t\t CottaqeThe item shall be changed to read: CONNAUGHT AVENUE \t OLD SHOREHAM (east side) \t Walnut Cottage and Old Malt \t Cottage (formerly listed as \t No 104 (The Old Malt Cottage)\t\t\t\t\t\t No 106 (Walnut Cottage))The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA CONNAUGHT AVENUE, OLDTQ 20 NW3/51 SHOREHAM (east side) Walnut Cottage and Old Malt CottageGV IIBarn, now 2 cottages. C17, converted in C20. Flint with red dressings, diagonalbuttress at south-west corner and side-buttress on south side. Hipped thatched roofwith ridge stacks to left and right. Eaves lower to left with pentice extension tofront, roofed with Horsham slabs. One and a half storeys; one window to right on bothfloors, 3 windows to left on ground-floor only. Casements,to left diamond lattice.Entrances at right-hand end of front extension, either side of the central window;both half-glazed.Listing NGR: TQ2088405843", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1353754", "name": "OLD MALT COTTAGE WALNUT COTTAGE", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353754", "Reference": "1353754" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521642.85, 106152.1 ], [ 521641.1, 106144.55 ], [ 521633.9, 106146.25 ], [ 521635.67, 106153.73 ], [ 521642.85, 106152.1 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "23 Jun 1986", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353755", "ID": "1353755", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 20 NW3/53SHOREHAM-BY-SEA OLD SHOREHAMDOWNSWAY (west side)Farm Building remaining from Buckingham Farm(Formerly listed as The Dovecote at Buckingham Farm)IIFarm building, probably Dovecote. C18. Coursed cobblestone with red brick quoinsdressings. Pyramidally-hipped roof of Horsham slabs with central ventilation cupola-hood of square plan with tinted hipped lead-clad roof and pinnacle. Doorways in eastand north sides, that to north 2 1/2 feet above ground level. Both with boarded andribbed doors.Listing NGR: TQ2163906150", "land_description__charge_address": "FARM BUILDING REMAINING FROM BUCKINGHAM FARM DOWNSWAY OLD SHOREHAM SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "FARM BUILDING REMAINING FROM BUCKINGHAM FARM", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "DOWNSWAY", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "OLD SHOREHAM", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 20 NW3/53SHOREHAM-BY-SEA OLD SHOREHAMDOWNSWAY (west side)Farm Building remaining from Buckingham Farm(Formerly listed as The Dovecote at Buckingham Farm)IIFarm building, probably Dovecote. C18. Coursed cobblestone with red brick quoinsdressings. Pyramidally-hipped roof of Horsham slabs with central ventilation cupola-hood of square plan with tinted hipped lead-clad roof and pinnacle. Doorways in eastand north sides, that to north 2 1/2 feet above ground level. Both with boarded andribbed doors.Listing NGR: TQ2163906150", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19711028", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1353755", "name": "FARM BUILDING REMAINING FROM BUCKINGHAM FARM", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1986-06-23", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353755", "Reference": "1353755" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521682.12, 105150.73 ], [ 521679.6, 105141.95 ], [ 521681.75, 105141.35 ], [ 521681.57, 105140.69 ], [ 521681.38, 105140.03 ], [ 521672.1, 105142.69 ], [ 521674.9, 105152.7 ], [ 521682.12, 105150.73 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353756", "ID": "1353756", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA EAST STREETTQ 2105 SE7/101 (east side) Nos 35-36 (incl)GV IIHouse, now restaurant. Later C18. Cobbled with painted brick quoins and dressings.Wooden eaves cornice to pantiled roof with gable-parapet to left and end stack toright. Left return front faced in red brick in later C19. Two storeys; 5 windows onfirst floor, sashes without glazing bars. Full width C20 shop-fronts below, continuedround corner to left onto left return front. Glazed doors to left and right ofcentre. Early C19 panelled door to left of centre.Listing NGR: TQ2167805144", "land_description__charge_address": "35-36 EAST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "35-36", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "EAST STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA EAST STREETTQ 2105 SE7/101 (east side) Nos 35-36 (incl)GV IIHouse, now restaurant. Later C18. Cobbled with painted brick quoins and dressings.Wooden eaves cornice to pantiled roof with gable-parapet to left and end stack toright. Left return front faced in red brick in later C19. Two storeys; 5 windows onfirst floor, sashes without glazing bars. Full width C20 shop-fronts below, continuedround corner to left onto left return front. Glazed doors to left and right ofcentre. Early C19 panelled door to left of centre.Listing NGR: TQ2167805144", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19840727", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1353756", "name": "No name for this Entry", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353756", "Reference": "1353756" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521498.4, 105030.1 ], [ 521500.0, 105029.5 ], [ 521500.14, 105029.45 ], [ 521500.28, 105029.39 ], [ 521500.0, 105028.77 ], [ 521495.15, 105015.75 ], [ 521488.46, 105018.12 ], [ 521493.65, 105031.9 ], [ 521498.4, 105030.1 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "23 Jun 1986", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353757", "ID": "1353757", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 2105 SW6/728.5.50SHOREHAM-BY-SEAHIGH STREET (north side)Marlipins Museum(Formerly listed as Marlipins House)II*Store, now museum. C12 and C14. Chequer of squared dressed Caen stone and flint to High Street, with stone dressings and rendered gable end. Flint and pebble with some red brick patching to Middle Street. Horsham stone slab roof, hipped to north. Two storeys. South (High Street) front. Painted pointed-arched windows with round-headed relieving arch over on first floor, to right of centre. Pointed arched and chamfered stone surround doorways to right and left on ground floor with small pointed-arched window off-centre to left. Boarded and ribbed doors, probably C19. East front. Three large irregularly-placed windows on first floor with wood-framed diamond-lattice casements. Two irregularly-spaced small depressed-arched windows on the ground-floor. Interior: Collar-purlin roof supported on crown-post at ends, and incentre on two queen-posts supporting ties and short crown-posts. Original C14 floorsurvives.Listing NGR: TQ2149405024", "land_description__charge_address": "MARLIPINS MUSEUM HIGH STREET SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "MARLIPINS MUSEUM", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "HIGH STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 2105 SW6/728.5.50SHOREHAM-BY-SEAHIGH STREET (north side)Marlipins Museum(Formerly listed as Marlipins House)II*Store, now museum. C12 and C14. Chequer of squared dressed Caen stone and flint to High Street, with stone dressings and rendered gable end. Flint and pebble with some red brick patching to Middle Street. Horsham stone slab roof, hipped to north. Two storeys. South (High Street) front. Painted pointed-arched windows with round-headed relieving arch over on first floor, to right of centre. Pointed arched and chamfered stone surround doorways to right and left on ground floor with small pointed-arched window off-centre to left. Boarded and ribbed doors, probably C19. East front. Three large irregularly-placed windows on first floor with wood-framed diamond-lattice casements. Two irregularly-spaced small depressed-arched windows on the ground-floor. Interior: Collar-purlin roof supported on crown-post at ends, and incentre on two queen-posts supporting ties and short crown-posts. Original C14 floorsurvives.Listing NGR: TQ2149405024", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19500508", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1353757", "name": "MARLIPINS MUSEUM", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1986-06-23", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353757", "Reference": "1353757" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521485.3, 105153.5 ], [ 521485.05, 105150.9 ], [ 521486.8, 105150.75 ], [ 521486.7, 105149.85 ], [ 521487.55, 105149.75 ], [ 521487.2, 105145.85 ], [ 521486.4, 105145.95 ], [ 521486.35, 105145.35 ], [ 521485.4, 105145.45 ], [ 521485.35, 105145.16 ], [ 521485.3, 105144.86 ], [ 521486.1, 105144.75 ], [ 521487.15, 105143.75 ], [ 521486.9, 105142.05 ], [ 521485.8, 105141.25 ], [ 521485.1, 105141.2 ], [ 521484.92, 105140.15 ], [ 521484.35, 105140.19 ], [ 521477.8, 105140.7 ], [ 521477.8, 105140.95 ], [ 521477.02, 105141.03 ], [ 521477.95, 105151.4 ], [ 521478.25, 105154.15 ], [ 521485.3, 105153.5 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353758", "ID": "1353758", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t JOHN STREET (east side)6/81 \t No 34 (St John's)The item shall be changed to read: \t JOHN STREET (east side) \t No 34 (St John's) \t (formerly listed as \t No 34 (St John's) \t outbuilding to North of \t No 34 (St John's) walls \t adjoining No 34 (St John's) \t on each side)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA JOHN STREETTQ 2105 SW6/81 (east side) \t\t\t No 34 (St John's)GV \t\t\t\t\t IIHouse. Circa 1860. Coursed cobblestone with red brick quoins and dressings. Toothedred brick eaves cornice to slate roof with gable-parapets and end stacks. Two storeyswith 3 storey projecting porch. Three bays, symmetrical, with double sashes, glazingbars only in upper blades. Projecting shallow oriel corbelled out on first floor ofporch with tall casements. Central entrance with panelled doors in hollow-chamferedpointed-arched surround. Garage to left, C20 in same style (not listed).Listing NGR: TQ2148405145", "land_description__charge_address": "ST JOHN'S 34 JOHN STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "ST JOHN'S", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "34", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "JOHN STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "In the entry for: SHOREHAM-BY-SEA \t JOHN STREET (east side)6/81 \t No 34 (St John's)The item shall be changed to read: \t JOHN STREET (east side) \t No 34 (St John's) \t (formerly listed as \t No 34 (St John's) \t outbuilding to North of \t No 34 (St John's) walls \t adjoining No 34 (St John's) \t on each side)The former listing date shall be added to read: 29/9/72------------------------------------\t\t SHOREHAM-BY-SEA JOHN STREETTQ 2105 SW6/81 (east side) \t\t\t No 34 (St John's)GV \t\t\t\t\t IIHouse. Circa 1860. Coursed cobblestone with red brick quoins and dressings. Toothedred brick eaves cornice to slate roof with gable-parapets and end stacks. Two storeyswith 3 storey projecting porch. Three bays, symmetrical, with double sashes, glazingbars only in upper blades. Projecting shallow oriel corbelled out on first floor ofporch with tall casements. Central entrance with panelled doors in hollow-chamferedpointed-arched surround. Garage to left, C20 in same style (not listed).Listing NGR: TQ2148405145", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19720929", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1353758", "name": "ST JOHN'S", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353758", "Reference": "1353758" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521525.8, 105101.35 ], [ 521524.27, 105096.72 ], [ 521516.9, 105098.75 ], [ 521515.25, 105099.15 ], [ 521515.97, 105101.27 ], [ 521517.57, 105100.73 ], [ 521518.31, 105102.91 ], [ 521518.39, 105103.16 ], [ 521525.8, 105101.35 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "27 Jul 1984", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353759", "ID": "1353759", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA MIDDLE STREETTQ 2105 SE7/85 (west side) No 15 IICottage. Mid-C18. Tile-hung to front; brick and cobblestone plinth with brick andcobblestone buttress to left, formerly part of the building to left, now demolished,of which the form of the rendered gable and can be made. The side of the taller No 15tile-hung above. Slate roof with ridge cresting. Ridge stack to right and stackoff-ridge to front at left. Single flat-headed dormer. Two storeys and attic,2 window front, sashes. Half-glazed door to left with flat hood on covered brackets.Listing NGR: TQ2151905100", "land_description__charge_address": "15 MIDDLE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "15", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "MIDDLE STREET", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA MIDDLE STREETTQ 2105 SE7/85 (west side) No 15 IICottage. Mid-C18. Tile-hung to front; brick and cobblestone plinth with brick andcobblestone buttress to left, formerly part of the building to left, now demolished,of which the form of the rendered gable and can be made. The side of the taller No 15tile-hung above. Slate roof with ridge cresting. Ridge stack to right and stackoff-ridge to front at left. Single flat-headed dormer. Two storeys and attic,2 window front, sashes. Half-glazed door to left with flat hood on covered brackets.Listing NGR: TQ2151905100", "statutory_provision": "", "further_information_reference": "", "charge_creation_date": "19840727", "supplementary_information_reference": "[supplementary_information_reference]", "listed_building": "1353759", "name": "No name for this Entry", "organisation": "Adur District Council", "entery_date": "[entery_date]", "start_date": "1984-07-27", "end_date": "", "old_register_part": "", "originating_authority_charge_identifier": "", "Authority": "Adur District Council", "Website_Link": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353759", "Reference": "1353759" } }, { "type": "Feature", "geometry": { "type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [ [ [ 521964.41, 106109.81 ], [ 521964.62, 106102.7 ], [ 521967.35, 106102.68 ], [ 521967.28, 106091.3 ], [ 521964.91, 106091.3 ], [ 521964.98, 106085.07 ], [ 521958.21, 106085.07 ], [ 521957.05, 106083.58 ], [ 521954.55, 106083.58 ], [ 521953.4, 106085.07 ], [ 521947.04, 106085.22 ], [ 521946.88, 106086.2 ], [ 521950.96, 106086.1 ], [ 521950.96, 106089.14 ], [ 521951.33, 106089.17 ], [ 521951.33, 106104.45 ], [ 521960.2, 106104.45 ], [ 521960.2, 106109.86 ], [ 521964.41, 106109.81 ] ] ] }, "properties": { "geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "registration_date": "23 Jun 1986", "originating_authority": "3805", "further_information_location": "https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1353760", "ID": "1353760", "land_interest_geometry": "[GEOMETRY]", "land_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 20 NW3/54 25.8.54 \t SHOREHAM-BY-SEAWOOD VIEWOLD SHOREHAMThe Ruins of Old Buckingham House (Formerly listed as Buckingham House, RAVENSBOURNE AVENUE)(Formerly listed as The Retreat, with remains of the Old Buckingham House or Place, Norman Crescent)GV IIThis house was designed by the Worthing architect John Rebecca, son of Biagio Rebecca,in 1820. It was burned circa 1910. The shell remains with the east and south wallstrimmed to safety and the windows bricked up. The north and west sides are formedby the block of flats known as Nos 1 to Woodview Court. 2 storeys. 3 windowsfacing east, 3 south, white brick. Each front flanked by twin stone pilasters withfancy capitals decorated with rosettes. Stone cornice and blocking course witharcroteria above the pilasters. 1st floor windows in stone surrounds. Ground floorouter windows have semi-circular tympana with niches in the centre containing shells.Central bay of east front projects and is flanked by free-standing pseudo-Corinthiancolumns rising through both storeys with additional rosettes to the caps. Aboveis an elaborate enriched frieze of ox-heads and swags and a tall parapet set betweenvases. In the centre of the ground floor on south front is a curved bay containinga doorway and side lights. 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C18. Possibly timber-framed. Rendered with plain tiled roof and 3 verylarge gabled semi-dormers. Brick ridge stack to right and brick and stack projectingto left. Small stack projecting to front to left of centre. Two storeys and attics;6 windows on first floor, 7 on ground-floor, sashes. Entrances at extreme right, toleft of centre and at rear to left in Hill Lane (Corner Cottage).Listing NGR: TQ2151605649", "land_description__charge_address": "CORNER COTTAGE 9A MILL LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "CORNER COTTAGE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "9A", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "MILL LANE", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA SOUTHDOWN ROAD, OLDTQ 20 NW3/57 SHOREHAM (east side) No 44 (Crispins) No 46 (Trinity Cottage) IICottage row. C18. Possibly timber-framed. Rendered with plain tiled roof and 3 verylarge gabled semi-dormers. Brick ridge stack to right and brick and stack projectingto left. Small stack projecting to front to left of centre. Two storeys and attics;6 windows on first floor, 7 on ground-floor, sashes. 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Flint with stone slate roof. Chancel, north transept with its own northaisle, south transept with baptistry to the north of it, nave, west tower and ruins ofa chapel at the north west end of the nave. Tower entirely early Cll and the onlyEnglish example of a Saxon tower with a four-sided shingled roof or 'Rhenish helm'.The remainder of the church is late C12 with late C15 or early C16 windows. The northwest chapel was built by the Knights Templar after 1154 as a separate chapel from thechurch and was opened up into the church by the Knights Hospitallers in the C14. Itfell into ruins soon after the dissolution of that order in 1538. The church containssome importent examples of Saxon sculpture. References Anglo Saxon Architecture H Mand J Taylor Vol II 558-62 Cambridge 1965. 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Tower entirely early Cll and the onlyEnglish example of a Saxon tower with a four-sided shingled roof or 'Rhenish helm'.The remainder of the church is late C12 with late C15 or early C16 windows. The northwest chapel was built by the Knights Templar after 1154 as a separate chapel from thechurch and was opened up into the church by the Knights Hospitallers in the C14. Itfell into ruins soon after the dissolution of that order in 1538. The church containssome importent examples of Saxon sculpture. References Anglo Saxon Architecture H Mand J Taylor Vol II 558-62 Cambridge 1965. 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Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made byvarious contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with dozed roof. Unperforated crownsto top panels and margin glazing to windows and door.Listing NGR: TQ1918208267", "land_description__charge_address": "K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK COOMBES ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "K6 TELEPHONE KIOSK", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "COOMBES ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "The following kiosks shall be included in the list: Shoreham\t COOMBES HAMLETTQ 10 NE2/120 K6 Telephone Kiosk Coombes RoadGV IITelephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. Made byvarious contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with dozed roof. 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Probably C11 or C12. Flint with stone dressings and steep corrugated concrete roof. One round-headed window with worn stone surround to north. Entrance to west. Interior not seen at time of re-survey.Listing NGR: TQ2053407710", "land_description__charge_address": "BARN 40 YARDS SOUTH OF OLD ERRINGHAM HALL STEYNING ROAD SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_1": "BARN 40 YARDS SOUTH OF OLD ERRINGHAM HALL", "land_description__charge_address_Line_2": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_3": "STEYNING ROAD", "land_description__charge_address_Line_4": "SHOREHAM-BY-SEA", "land_description__charge_address_Line_5": "", "land_description__charge_address_Line_6": "", "land_description__postcode": "", "uprns": "", "land_description__charge_geographic_description": "This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 10/01/2013TQ 20 NW3/39 8.5.50SHOREHAM-BY-SEA STEYNING ROAD (east side)Barn 40 yards south of Old Erringham Farmhouse(Formerly listed as remains of Chapel to south west of nos.1 & 2 (Old Erringham Farm Cottages))GV IIChancel of church, now barn. Probably C11 or C12. Flint with stone dressings and steep corrugated concrete roof. One round-headed window with worn stone surround to north. Entrance to west. 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The lean-to structures have roofs of asbestos sheet cladding, metal-frame casement windows and doors; those to the east and west are original, with steel angle frames connecting with the steel uprights of the main hangar, while that to the south is a later addition. The brick electricity sub-station in south west corner is later and not of special interest. INTERIOR: The walls of the hangar have concrete brick or brick infill, butting up to the original steel frame. The roof structure is of bolted steel angle frame trusses with steel purlins. The floor is reinforced concrete slabs.HISTORY: Shoreham began use as an airfield in 1910. Notable pioneer aviators used the airfield, such as Harold Piffar who flew his experimental Humming Bird biplane here in 1910. The airfield was properly established in 1911 as the Brighton (Shoreham) Aerodrome, and was the venue for major flying events such as the Circuit of Europe and the Round Britain races. At this time wooden hangars were used. The aerodrome saw service in World War I as a Royal Flying Corps training base, and it became the centre for Cecil Pashley's new flying club, which was well established by 1926. In 1928 Sir Alan Cobham, a leading promoter of civil aviation, became involved in developing Shoreham as an airport. He was engaged by the local authorities to survey possible sites for airports, and he chose the original Shoreham field. The local council bought the airfield for development as a commercial airport and it constructed the main terminal building between 1934 and 1936 to the plans of the architect R Stavers Tiltman, who specialised in airport design. The hangar was constructed in 1935. The airport was officially opened on 13 June 1936. Britain's principal civil airport was established as London Air Port at the Croydon Aerodrome and completely rebuilt in 1927-28 with an impressive combined terminal and control tower, and airport entrance lodge. The growth of Britain's civil air transport services in the following decade, however, meant that a series of local and regional airports were also needed. Britain's first municipal airport was opened at Wythenshawe, Manchester in May 1929, a year after the United States of America's opened in Newark, New Jersey. A flurry of airports were established in most of the UK's major towns within the next decade: Nottingham, Blackpool and Hull followed in 1930 and Bristol, Plymouth and Portsmouth gained airports by 1931. By the end of this decade, another 36 towns had established municipal airports, including, of course Brighton, Hove and Worthing at Shoreham. The main airport for London was opened in 1936 at Gatwick Aerodrome, with its unique 'Beehive' control tower and passenger terminal forming the original focus. Also worth mentioning is Liverpool's civil airport at Speke, acclaimed as Britain's most architectural aviation enterprise in the period, and also the largest when it was completed in 1939. Shoreham airport's terminal building and hangar represent a significant survival from this important period in the development of civil aviation. Following the completion of the terminal building and hangar, scheduled flying services at Shoreham were increased. Shoreham continued to be a venue for air shows, and it was visited by many aviation celebrities including Amy Johnson (the first woman aviator to fly solo from England to Australia in 1930) and Charles Lindbergh (aviation promoter renowned for a solo Atlantic crossing in 1927).Shoreham airport had a notable role during the Second World War, being especially heavily engaged during the Battle of Britain in 1940. In 1937, the Air Ministry decided that Shoreham should be used to train RAF Volunteer Reserves, and at the outbreak of war the airfield replaced Croydon as the country's main international civil airport. But by May 1940 this role ceased and Shoreham was used instead by 225 Squadron for anti-invasion patrols. During the Battle of Britain in 1940 it also served as an emergency landing ground for damaged aircraft, and for a short time was home to the Fighter Interception Unit from Tangmere, and to a special Hurricane flight (422) - later to become 96 Fighter Squadron. Later in 1941 it was a base for 277 Air Sea Rescue Squadron. Operation Jubilee (the 1942 raid on Dieppe) was planned in the terminal building at Shoreham. In the preparation for the Normandy landings in 1944 the airfield was host to a newly formed French fighter squadron.In 1941 the hangar was damaged by bombing; all the cladding was blown off while leaving the framework intact. Two blister hangars were erected inside the frame, and the hangar continued in service. It was, however, repaired in 1950, and subsequently used by the light aircraft manufacturer, F G Miles Ltd for their aviation component fabrication business. In 1962 F G Miles Ltd merged with Auster and became Beagle Aircraft Ltd, which used the hangar as a machine tool shop. Beagle Aircraft Ltd specialised in producing light aircraft, and won a number of flying races. In 1970 Beagle Aircraft went out of production, and the following year the airfield was handed back to the local authority as a municipal airport. 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Steel-framed with brick and concrete brick infill and corrugated asbestos-cement sheeting with some glazing. EXTERIOR: A twin-span structure with two ridges and two sets of main doors opening to the north west. There is a continuous lean-to along the east side and the west side of the hangar, both of which appear to be original (and evident in 1930s photographs) although perhaps rebuilt in part following wartime damage, while the lean-to along the south side appears to be a later addition. The hangar roof is clad in asbestos-cement corrugated sheeting, with a line of glazing bars at the top and bottom of each ridge span, making a total of six full, and two half, bays of glazing as well as the two sloping end walls. The main doors are steel framed, multiple-leaved sliding doors clad in corrugated steel which allow almost the whole of the north side of the building to be accessed, as originally designed. 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The aerodrome saw service in World War I as a Royal Flying Corps training base, and it became the centre for Cecil Pashley's new flying club, which was well established by 1926. In 1928 Sir Alan Cobham, a leading promoter of civil aviation, became involved in developing Shoreham as an airport. He was engaged by the local authorities to survey possible sites for airports, and he chose the original Shoreham field. The local council bought the airfield for development as a commercial airport and it constructed the main terminal building between 1934 and 1936 to the plans of the architect R Stavers Tiltman, who specialised in airport design. The hangar was constructed in 1935. The airport was officially opened on 13 June 1936. Britain's principal civil airport was established as London Air Port at the Croydon Aerodrome and completely rebuilt in 1927-28 with an impressive combined terminal and control tower, and airport entrance lodge. The growth of Britain's civil air transport services in the following decade, however, meant that a series of local and regional airports were also needed. Britain's first municipal airport was opened at Wythenshawe, Manchester in May 1929, a year after the United States of America's opened in Newark, New Jersey. A flurry of airports were established in most of the UK's major towns within the next decade: Nottingham, Blackpool and Hull followed in 1930 and Bristol, Plymouth and Portsmouth gained airports by 1931. By the end of this decade, another 36 towns had established municipal airports, including, of course Brighton, Hove and Worthing at Shoreham. The main airport for London was opened in 1936 at Gatwick Aerodrome, with its unique 'Beehive' control tower and passenger terminal forming the original focus. Also worth mentioning is Liverpool's civil airport at Speke, acclaimed as Britain's most architectural aviation enterprise in the period, and also the largest when it was completed in 1939. Shoreham airport's terminal building and hangar represent a significant survival from this important period in the development of civil aviation. Following the completion of the terminal building and hangar, scheduled flying services at Shoreham were increased. Shoreham continued to be a venue for air shows, and it was visited by many aviation celebrities including Amy Johnson (the first woman aviator to fly solo from England to Australia in 1930) and Charles Lindbergh (aviation promoter renowned for a solo Atlantic crossing in 1927).Shoreham airport had a notable role during the Second World War, being especially heavily engaged during the Battle of Britain in 1940. 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Two blister hangars were erected inside the frame, and the hangar continued in service. It was, however, repaired in 1950, and subsequently used by the light aircraft manufacturer, F G Miles Ltd for their aviation component fabrication business. In 1962 F G Miles Ltd merged with Auster and became Beagle Aircraft Ltd, which used the hangar as a machine tool shop. Beagle Aircraft Ltd specialised in producing light aircraft, and won a number of flying races. In 1970 Beagle Aircraft went out of production, and the following year the airfield was handed back to the local authority as a municipal airport. 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