Description

CLYST ST MARY
CHURCH LANE
Grindle House

SX 99 SE

1/23

II

The description shall be amended to read

Detached house, formerly Clyst St Mary rectory. Rough-rendered brick, but smooth
rendered plinth, stepped in places; coped gables to slate roof. Double stacks with
rendered shafts. Two storeys.

Front: Symmetrical 5-window range, all 12-pane hornless sashes. Central porch with
Tuscan columns to flat entablature with cornice and dentils. Parapet.

Left-hand return: 3 small attic sashes (3 panes top, 6 lower), two 12-pane hornless
sashes first floor; further 12-pane sash to ground floor, to left of fielded 6-panel
door under small, separated lunette, and at head of 4 steps to landing, concrete pavings,
plain square baluster steel balustrade. Right-hand return: two sashes at each level,
similar arrangement to opposite end: Back: one 12-pane central sash over fielded
6-panel door in late C20 pent porch, centred between two projecting buttresses to
concrete copings at level of upper window cill; these formerly carried prominent
chimney stacks.

Interior: Plaster cornices; panelled doors, reeded architraves to principal rooms,
staircase with stick balusters.

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CLYST ST MARY CHURCH LANE
SX 99 SE
1/23 Grindle House
-

- II

Detached house, formerly Clyst St Mary Rectory. Rendered brick; gabled-end slate
roof. Double-depth plan with central staircase; front rooms heated by internal end
stacks, back rooms by rear stacks, all with brick shafts. 2 storeys.
Front: symmetrical 5-window range, all windows with 12-pane hornless sashes; plat
band and parapet; central porch with Tuscan columns, cornice and modillions.
Right-hand elevation: 2 attic windows; one 12-pane hornless-sash window to 1st
floor and ground floor, both set well back.
Left-hand elevation: 3 small attic sash windows (3 panes up, 6 down); 212-pane
hornless sash windows to 1st floor; round-headed window to ground floor. Later
extension at this end; another, possibly contemporary extension to rear running
along the same alignment as the main range but much lower, with one sash window to
front face, another to gable wall to right.
Interior: plaster cornices; panelled doors, reeded architraves to principal rooms;
staircase with stick balusters.

Listing NGR: SX9796390508

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26389818

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