Description

HEWELSFIELD BROCKWEIR SO 50 SW 5/51 Glen-Wye (formerly listed 7.8.54 as "Glenwye" (Old Brockw eir Boat Inn)) ) - II Detached dwelling. C16/C17. Rendered, double roman tile roof with large gable stack to road gable. A T-plan block, with gable to River Wye, and a short gabled extension forming the central arm of the T towards the road. Road elevation is one-storey, small 2-light C19 casement and a C20 glazed door, set close to arm which here is bevelled off to gain extra space for door; then right in 2 storeys a 9-pane casement and 12-pane sash. To rear a 2-light C19 casement over canted C19 bay. On the far side are two 2-light chamfered mullion casements over C20 panel doors. A later extension added at north end, back. Interior has large bressummer fireplace flanked by spiral stair, on road front, and, opposite a 2-light C17 window and door in 4-centred opening. One large beam with stopped chamfer remains. A much modified house of early provenance at an important site in the settlement.

Listing NGR: SO5392801126

External Links

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