Description

LACOCK EAST STREET
ST 9168
(east side)
4/74 No 15
GV II

House and yard, early to mid C19 on earlier core, squared rubble
stone with ashlar crossings and slate roofs. Main range is 2-
storey 3-window with flush quoins, apparently rebuilt after stable
range to left. Twelve-pane sashes to upper windows and ground
floor left, centre door with overlight and shop front to right with
door and paired 9-pane windows. Decorative pierced cast-iron
grille over. Rear wing north side is rubble stone with c1700 two-
light cyma-moulded recessed mullion windows and hood moulds, 2 to
ground floor one in former gable above. Yard to left has lower,
2-storey front with roof hipped to north, two 2-light Tudor-style
mullion windows to first floor, one to ground floor left, all with
hood moulds, and broad elliptical-arched coach-entry to right with
hood mould. Double doors. Windows have leaded lights. Red brick
rear wall. On far side of service court a red brick 2-storey range
with 2 cambered-head upper windows. Said to have been butcher's
shop with slaughterhouse in adjacent yard.

Listing NGR: ST9163468540

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26273024

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