Description

NEWLAND
1.
1625
(South Side)
No 12 [Glenart].
Western range of
No 16 [Hunt's Dairies].
ST 6316 1/198
II GV
2.
2 storey range, C18 or earlier, roof probably of interest. Stone rubble
front with parapet. New plaintiles to roof, one hipped dormer at left
hand end. On right hand of carriageway is "Glenart" which has 2 window
front with sash windows in flush frames. Late Georgian style doorcase
with architrave and pediment. In centre is entry with 3-centred arch with
gauged stone voussoirs; on a beam beneath the arch the following is carved:
"R K 1609". On left hand of the arch, much rubbed, is following painted
inscription: Licensed to let post and saddle horses. On this side also,
and partly cutting into the notice, is a modern shop window. Behind is
a long 2 storey range now occupied by Hunts Dairies. Formerly an annexe
to the New Inn, demolished about 1842.

Nos 8 to 12 (even) and the western range of No 16 (Hunt's Dairies) form
a group with the North wing of Digby Estate Office, Cheap Street.

Listing NGR: ST6384216857

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26404356

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