Description

ST6718 MILBORNE PORT CP HIGH STREET (South side)

12/141 Nos 204, 205 and 206

GV II

Row of 3 cottages. Probably early C19. Local stone rubble coursed; plain clay tile roof, with stone slate base courses
to nos 204 and 205, simple verges, but ornate bargeboard to West gable of no 204; brick chimney stacks. 2 storeys. No
204 (right hand) of 2 bays, with composite 4+16+4 pane sash window to lower bay 1 and a 3-light horizontal bar sash to
bay 2, both under timber lintols; above two 2-light small pane casements; entrance formerly between windows now blocked
and relocated in West gable. No 205 has 3 bays, with 2-light small-pane casements under timber lintols, the upper
windows having elliptical arched recesses in lintols and set in gabled dormers with ornamental bargeboards: central C20
door set in deep recess. No 206 has 2 bays with earlier pattern 3-light casement windows, the lower heavy frames and
horizontal bars to lights, the upper with leaded lights, with centres iron framed for opening: boarded door in lined
recess between bays, with continuous timber bearer across all 3 lower openings. Interiors not seen.

Listing NGR: ST6764218626

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26307936

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