Description

KINGSTEIGNTON SANDPATH ROAD, Kingsteignton
SX 87 SE
5/154 No 23

GV II

Cottage, probably C17 origins, C20 fenestration. Whitewashed rendered cob; asbestos
slate roof with gabled ends; large axial stack to right of centre with a rounded cap.
The building may originally have been the lower end of a 3 room and through passage
house, Nos 19 and 21 to the left being the inner room and hall.
A passageway at the extreme left end may be the original passage. The internal
arrangement is probably single depth, 2 rooms wide with a larger heated room to the
left and a narrower service room to the right. The position the present front door
in front of the stack suggests a lobby entrance, 1 wall of the lobby formed by the
chimney breast.
2 storeys. Asymmetrical 2 window front, plank door to passage at extreme left, front
door into house to right of centre. 2 first floor and 1 ground floor C20 windows.
Interior not inspected.
1 of a row of vernacular buildings with group value with the church.

Listing NGR: SX8721272885

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26389310

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