Chipping Norton, England

House. C17 refronted in the C19 of rubblestone and a gabled slate roof and W end stone stack. Two storeys and attic, one-window range.

House and shop in street row. Mid-C19 remodelling. Rubble-built, dressed rubble to 2nd floor, low-pitched slate roof.

Former house, now shop. Circa 1820s of finely jointed ashlar to the roadside facade and rubblestone behind with a shallow pitched hipped machine tiled roof and side stone stacks, that to the S with brick cap. Deeply projecting moulded eaves cornice.

Former farmhouse, now scrap metal dealer's premises. Early C17 of coursed rubble- stone and stone dressings with a gabled machine tiled roof and 2 ridge brick stacks. L-shaped plan with farmhouse fronting the road and projecting NE wing to the rear.

Houses. C18 of squared and coursed rubblestone and some stone dressings with a steeply pitched gabled machine tiled roof and end brick stacks, that to the N with a stone base. One build of 3 storeys and attic, 3-window range.

Former house, now shop. C17 core altered in the C19. Coursed and squared rubble- stone with a gabled machine tiled roof and one S end moulded stone stack with brick cap.

Gate Piers. Mid C18 of ashlar. Tall piers oblong in plan with projecting moulded cornices surmounted by shaped plinths and topped by ball finials with square sections at their mid points.

House. C17 altered of coursed and squared rubble stone with a gabled machine tiled roof and N end stone stack with a reconstituted cap and a S end brick stack. Two storeys, 2-window range.

House. C17 altered of limewashed and part stuccoed rubblestone with a gabled machine tiled roof and south end stack shared with No 7. Two storeys, 2-window range.

Shop. C17 altered of rubble stone and limewashed stucco with a gabled tiled roof and N end stone stack with brick cap. Two storeys and attic, one window range.