Local List SPD - Discussion & Consultation Document

[estimated] Ended on the 6 May 2011

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Canewdon

Should be included
Description/name:
(1)Old Rectory
Address:
Apton Hall Road Canewdon Rochford Essex SS4 3RJ

Description:
Two storey building; rendered and painted façade; three six over six vertical sliding sash windows to first floor; two larger vertical sliding sash windows to the ground floor; two red brick chimney stacks either end of the gambrel roof; central doorway with surround and flat roof above.
Justification
This building is well preserved and is of local interest. It should be included on the revised list.

Should be included
Description/name:
(1)Courtyard buildings
Address:
Apton Hall Farm Apton Hall Road Canewdon Rochford Essex SS4 3RH

Description:
Courtyard buildings connected to a Grade II Listed Building; single storey yellow brick structure with corrugated gable roof.
Justification
The courtyard buildings are situated within the curtilage of a Grade II Listed Building ‘Outbuilding approx. 50 metres north west of Apton Hall Farmhouse’, which means that under Section 1(5) of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act, they should be given the same consideration as if they were a Listed Building. However, this does not mean that the buildings are listed in their own right; local listing would give the buildings their own recognition. They should be included on the revised list.

Should not be included
Description/name:
(1)East Lodge Cottage
Address:
Apton Hall Farm Apton Hall Road Canewdon Rochford Essex SS4 3RJ

Description:
Single storey yellow brick building; slate hipped roof; plastic windows; original structure has a part red and part yellow brick extension to side with a flat roof.
Justification
This building is paired with West Lodge Cottage. It is not a building which is considered to be of local architectural or historic significance and should not be included on the revised list.

Should not be included
Description/name:
(1)West Lodge Cottage
Address:
Apton Hall Farm Apton Hall Road Canewdon Rochford Essex SS4 3RJ

Description:
Single storey building; slate hipped roof; plastic windows; rendered and painted façade.
Justification
This building is paired with East Lodge Cottage. It is not a building which is considered to be of local architectural or historic significance and should not be included on the revised list.

Should not be included
Description/name:
(2)1-3 Ivy Cottages
Address:
Creeksea Ferry Road Canewdon Rochford Essex SS4 2ET

Description:
Three storey yellow brick cottages with vertical red brickwork above the windows and doors; built in 1882 (as identified by a plaque on the middle cottage); grey slate gable roof with intersecting gable roof to the middle cottage with plain bargeboards; three brick chimney stacks clustered towards the middle cottage; replacement plastic windows.
Justification
The windows are considered to detract from the character of this group of cottages, and as such they are not considered to be of such exceptional quality to merit local listing.

Should be included
Description/name:
(1)The Lodge
Address:
Creeksea Ferry Road Canewdon Rochford Essex SS4 2EY

Description:
Built in 1879 (as identified by a plaque on the building); two storey red brick building; semi-arched doorway with three small windows above; replacement plastic half arched windows; vertical brick detailing above windows; tiled gable roof with intersecting gable; central section protrudes from the main body of the building with central doorway and half arch window above.
Justification
This building is considered to be of good overall quality and is locally distinctive. It should be included on the revised list.

Should be included
Description/name:
(1)Wades
Address:
Creeksea Road Canewdon Rochford Essex SS4 2EX

Description:
Two storey yellow brick building; red brick cornerstones (quoins) and half arch vertical red brick detailing above the windows; vertical sliding sash windows; gable roof with red tiles and rounded ridge tiles; three brick chimney stacks; protruding porch with red tiled gable roof, which is probably a later addition.
Justification
This building retains much of its original character and appearance, although the porch was probably added. It is considered to be of local importance and should be included on the revised list.

Should not be included
Description/name:
(1)1-4 Russell Row
Address:
High Street Canewdon Rochford Essex SS4 3QD

Description:
Four two storey terraced cottages with rendered and painted façades; vertical sliding sash windows within deep recesses; some windows have been replaced with plastic alternatives; recessed front doors; slate gable roof; rendered chimney stacks; uniform appearance.
Justification
Russell Row is situated in the Canewdon High Street Conservation Area. It is a locally distinctive collection of buildings which have group value. They present a strong building line that emphasises the tight enclosure of the High Street. They have a good uniform appearance with characteristic deep recessed sash windows and slate roofs and add to the distinctiveness of the overall street scene, in conjunction with other buildings in the village. However, as this group of cottages are not considered to have individual value and are protected by being in the Conservation Area, they should not be on the revised Local List.

Should be included
Description/name:
(2)The Chequers Pub
Address:
High Street Canewdon Rochford Essex SS4 3QA

Description:
Two storey building; rendered and painted façade; hipped slate roof; tall rendered chimney stacks at each end; single storey side extension with a clay tiled gambrel roof and catslide dormer; eight over eight vertical sliding sash windows to the first floor and large vertical sliding sash windows to the ground floor.
Justification
This building is situated in the Canewdon High Street Conservation Area. It is a distinctive building which, although much altered, has local importance. It marks the end of the narrow enclosed section of the High Street and should be included on the revised list.

Should be included
Description/name:
(1)Vine Cottage
Address:
High Street Canewdon Rochford Essex SS4 3PU

Description:
Two storey building; slate gambrel roof with catslide dormers; replacement plastic windows; black weatherboard to the sides; rendered and painted ground floor façade.
Justification
This building is situated in the Canewdon High Street Conservation Area. It has a distinctive gambrel roof and some black weatherboarding which used to be more common in the village. It is important in the street scene and marks the visual narrowing of the High Street opposite the Anchor Pub. This building should be included on the revised list.

Should not be included
Description/name:
(1)Lambourne Mead Cottages
Address:
Lambourne Hall Road Canewdon Rochford Essex SS4 3PW

Description:
Two storey row of terrace cottages; tiled gable roof; plastic windows.
Justification
These cottages are not considered to be of such local importance to merit inclusion on the Local List.

Canewdon: Do you agree with the recommendations for inclusion in the Local List?

(2)Canewdon: Are there any other buildings or items of street furniture which should be considered? Why?

Canewdon: Are there any other significant or important characteristics you think should be included?

(1)Canewdon: Do you agree with the justifications for inclusion/exclusion from the Local List?

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