16, High Street

Chesham, United Kingdom

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At 16 High Street in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, stands a Grade II listed building designed by the prominent Victorian architect George Gilbert Scott and completed in 1834. Scott, who would later become renowned for major ecclesiastical and civic commissions, contributed this structure to the town's architectural fabric during the early nineteenth century. The building retains its historical significance as a documented example of Scott's work from this period.