Description

ST 7814 STURMINSTER NEWTON
PENNY STREET (SOUTH SIDE)

8/179 No 1 (Corner Cottage),No
2 (Premises of R S Clarke)
4.10.60 and No 3

G.V. II

3 cottages, C17. Rendered brick and rubble, possibly part timber framed,
slate roof to 2 and 5, corrugated asbestos roof to no 1. Brick end stacks.
Jettied front. No 1 of 2 storeys, nos 2 and 5 of one storey plus attic.
4 window range. No 1 has 4 sashes with vertical glazing bars only and a
6-panel door with 2 lights. No 2 has an added brick canted bay with glazing
bars. The dormer has a 2-light casement with leaded-lights. Plank door.
No 3 has-an added brick canted bay with sashes and glazing bars. Above the
dormer has 3-light wooden casement with leaded-lights in the 4 outer panes.
No 3 has a later wing to the rear. Early C19 door and frame with 2 lights.
"RCHM, Dorset, Vol III", HMSO, 1970, p 280, no 3l.

Listing NGR: ST7871514089

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26404207

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