31 HILLINGDON, WEST (A.c.)
(O.S. 6 in. XIV, N.E.)
West Hillingdon is a parish almost surrounding
that of Uxbridge.
Secular
Monuments (1–9)
The following monuments, unless otherwise described, are of the 17th century and of two storeys,
with or without attics; the walls are timber-framed
and the roofs are tiled. Some of the buildings have
exposed ceiling-beams.
Condition—Good.
(1) House, with shops Nos. 219–222 on the N.E.
side of High Street Uxbridge and 340 yards S.E. of
Uxbridge church, is mainly of brick.
(2) House, immediately N.W. of (1), has been
refronted in brick.
(3) House, with shops Nos. 215–217, immediately
N.W. of (2) has a brick front with a cornice under the
eaves.
(4) House, with shops Nos. 210–212, 10 yards N.W.
of (3), has been refronted.
(5) House, with shops Nos. 207–209, immediately
N.W. of (4), has been much altered.
(6) House, with shops Nos. 204–206, immediately
N.W. of (5), was built c. 1700 and has a brick front
with a wooden eaves-cornice.
(7) House, with shops Nos. 188–190, 90 yards N.W.
of (6), has exposed framing at the ends.
(8) Park Lodge, about 500 yards E. of Uxbridge
church, is a brick building almost entirely re-built late
in the 18th century. The Stable, N.E. of the house,
is also a brick building and retains some of its original
stall-divisions.
(9) Cottage, on the W. side of Cowley Road 1,060
yards S.S.W. of Uxbridge church, has been refronted
late in the 18th century.