Description

UPTON PYNE COWLEY
SX 99 NW
3/65 Three Horseshoes
- Turlake
- II
Medium sized house of 1830. Rendered. Hipped slate roof. Rectangular in plan, 2
storeys throughout. Main front, of 3 bays, the central bay breaks forward with
pilaster quoins containing recessed panels. A central portico with renewed cornice
supported by a pair of Tuscan columns with responds, retains its original simple
fanlight. Windows on either side with sashes of 16 panes with margin panes, the 3
sash windows above of 12 panes. Left (west) side is more simply treated: plain
pilaster quoins with central bay of 3 windows to each storey break forward. The
other side elevation is obscured by later additions. Renewed paired chimneys above
both sides. The back elevation is completely unadorned, but with a later small
gabled central wing. There are no contemporary internal fittings, but the external
appearance of the house remains largely intact except for inserted dormer, and is
set between curving flank walls.

Listing NGR: SX9052696154

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26457742

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