45 King Street, Aldeburgh, Suffolk.
Posted by: 
greysman
N 52° 09.028 E 001° 36.094
31U E 404321 N 5778696
An unusually complicated arrangement of flues for a small fisherman's cottage.
Waymark Code: WMPCVK
Location: Eastern England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 08/10/2015
Views: 3
This two-up, two-down cottage at 45 King Street has a single stack on its southern end made up of four flues but looking like there are six. The top cowls are modern but the grey/yellow brickwork of the stack is contemporary with the cottage, mid to late C19th. The north-south faces are pierced with lancet-like openings whilst the east-west face piercings are blocked with terra-cotta coloured brick. The top string course is chamfered on both upper and lower surfaces, and the lower 1m has a chamfered top course.
Private or Public Property?: Private
What material is it made from?: Brick
Estimated Height of chimney (please include whether metres or feet): 2.9m
Type of building e.g. house, hotel etc: Cottage
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When was it made?: Not listed
Website with further information: Not listed
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