Description

BRADNINCH WEST END ROAD (south-east side),
SS 90 SE
Bradninch
13/48 Nos. 13, 15 & 17
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GV II
A row of 3 dwellings. C17, considerably remodelled. Cob, stone plinth, plastered,
under gabled-end slate roof. Formerly a single 3-room, through-passage plan
house, the lower end to the left, and now No. 17 (ie. front facing away from West
End Road), the passage now forming a common access to the separate houses. The
lower roof ridge line of No.13 (formerly the inner room) possibly represents the
original height of the old house. 2 end stacks, one to No.15 occupying the gable
wall above the apex of the roof of No.13, and serving both, and a front lateral
stack to No.15 (the Hall). 2 storeys throughout.
Front: No.13 with 2 large C19 or C20 2-light casement windows to 1st floor, a wide
doorway below with another C19 2-light casement window to the left; a C19 brick,
slate-roofed shed is now joined to the house. No. 15 with 2 similar windows above,
and 1 to either side of door. No. 17 treated similarly, except that the right-hand
ground-floor window is of 3 lights, 15 leaded panes per light.
Rear: Scattered fenestration: No.13 with a 2-light dormer, a 2-light 1st floor
casement window with 9 leaded panes per light; and 3 C19 windows of 1 and 2 lights
and varying sizes to ground floor. Nos. 15 and 17 together with 5 1st floor
windows at different levels including two 2-light casement windows with leaded
panes, 1 with 9, the other with 12 panes per light. 2 ground floor sash windows (1
with 4 panes in upper sash, 8 in lower), and a 3-light casement window with C20
latticed leading.
Interior: to No.13, with 2 cross beams to left-hand ground-floor room with step
hollow and scroll stops; fireplace timber lintel with crude step stops. 1 large
truss visible with trenched purlins and what could be the lower part of a saddle
(apex concealed). No. 17: beam with step stop, and doorway into through-passage
with stopped chamfered surround.

Listing NGR: SS9973803881

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26399848

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