Editing Sipson (section)

==Notable buildings==
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!Name!!Type!!Built!!Occupant/First use!!Demolished?!!Use of house or site now
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|The Vineries||large house||1880s||Thomas Wild (born 1842), then his son Thomas||colspan="2"|1970
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|Flats 1-12 Church Court, 228 Sipson Road (Sipson Baptist Church)||religious/civic||1891||Worship, prayer, social, education||no||mid-1980s converted into apartments
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|Inglenook||large domestic with adaptations||colspan="2"|for Thomas Wild jr. when he married Elizabeth Rayner, then his son Thomas||no||a children's day nursery
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|Hollycroft||large house||18th century||1900-1948 R.R.Robbins||colspan="2"|1960s
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|Zayani Indian Restaurant (conversion of The Crown)||hospitality||mid-Victorian||hospitality||no||converted to restaurant
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|Sipson Court (approx. conversion of Sipson House)||big house||18th century||Wealthy family home||1970s except for façade||Rebuilt similarly as office block
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|Sipson Post Office & Stores; independent butcher 
|Post office, convenience shop
|18th century with 19th century extensions, widening frontage
|Owned by Francis family (1920s-2012)
|No
|Two units: Post Office/stationery/groceries; independent butchery
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|The King William IV
|hospitality
|17th century
|hospitality
|No
|Pub
|}