Warwick, England

C16 or early C17. Fairly heavy square timber framing, jettied at first floor.

C18. Red brick, old and machine tiles.

C16 or C17 building, circa 1630 or earlier formerly Malt Shovel Inn. Much restored but still a picturesque feature of the street.

Formerly Nos 94 and 96, now a single dwelling. (Now no No 96).

Good, mainly early to mid C17, 3 storey house of 4 bays. Extensive restoration, which included the uncovering of the timber framing, can be considered satisfactory.

C18 or earlier old and machine tiles. 1 storey and attics, red brick, partly roughcast.

Early C19. Red brick, Welsh slate roof. 3 storeys, bracketed cornice. 2 sashes with glazing bars in reveals under rusticated stucco heads. 2 ground floor canted bays, oriel on right, with simplified entablatures.

C18 front. Plaster, old tiled roof. 1 storey and attics, 2 gabled half dormers, metal casements. Ground floor small shop window on right, casement with glazing bars on left.

Shop. C17 with C20 alterations.