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CULLOMPTON CHURCH STREET, Cullompton
ST 00 NW
10/87 No. 1 (St Patricks)
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GV II
Detached house with outbuildings. Circa 1840. Mostly volcanic trap with some brick
and cob, plastered, under gabled-end slate roof. End stacks with brick shafts and
contemporary decorated pots. 2 storeys.
Front: symmetrical 3-window range; 2 later-C19 gabled dormers; deeply overhanging
eaves with shaped brackets; upper windows with eaved lugged shouldered moulded
architraves, sills on brackets, and unhorned sashes, 8 panes per sash to outer
windows, 6 to centre window.
Ground floor: semi-circular headed door with fanlight, and panelled reveals,
pilasters and pediment; window to either side, moulded architraves and heavy
pediments, sills on brackets, horned sashes, now 1 large pane per sash; some crown
glass to 1st floor windows. Pilaster quoins; left-hand brick extension with 1 horned
sash window; single-storeyed tiled outbuildings to right with door and garage.
Left-hand elevation with 2 C19 oriel windows; rear wing with three 4-light C19
casement windows to 1st floor, with diamond panes to top, 2-light windows below:
rear elevation with 2 hornless sash windows, one with 8 panes per sash, the other (to
stairwell) with 6 above and 9 below; a later C19 3:6:3 pane canted bay to left-hand
side of rear elevation.
Interior: panelled internal shutters and doors survive; dog-leg staircase, curved
rail and bobbin balusters. Plaster cornice to rear wing upper room.

Listing NGR: ST0210707182