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A 3-storey converted dwelling house style. Mansard roof hung with grey tiles. Walls covered in white pebble dash. Two flush windows above, and a 5-window bay below a domed ribbed canopy roof overhangs the street. Mock Tudor timbering. | |||
1978 R. Langston Jones, | |||
In 1978, R. Langston Jones (electrical). In 1989, Pyepeppers (wine bar). In 2013, Part of Teddington Arms Pub – see [[High Street, Teddington 40|no. 40 High Street]]. | |||
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Revision as of 17:33, 6 October 2014
Road: High Street, Teddington
Property: 38
A 3-storey converted dwelling house style. Mansard roof hung with grey tiles. Walls covered in white pebble dash. Two flush windows above, and a 5-window bay below a domed ribbed canopy roof overhangs the street. Mock Tudor timbering.
In 1978, R. Langston Jones (electrical). In 1989, Pyepeppers (wine bar). In 2013, Part of Teddington Arms Pub – see no. 40 High Street.
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