Description

ST 7282 SE SODBURY HIGH STREET
5/65 (south side)

No 2
GV
II

Late C16/early C17. Rubble, rendered on elevation to Horse-shoe Lane. Double Roman
tile roof. Brick stack with stone cornices, moulded stone ridge tiles. L-plan; 2
storeys and gabled attic; gable to High Street,, gables to Horse-shoe Lane, gable to
return facing down High Street which forms entrance facade. One window to each gabled
facade; ground floor windows, early C19 tripartite glazing bar sashes with moulded
stone surrounds and mullions. First floor windows: glazing bar sashes in moulded
stone surrounds. Attic: small single light casement in moulded surround. Panelled
door under flat stone hood on brackets.

Interior: Fireplace with moulded depressed arch (not in original position) single
storey wing to rear with 2-light oak mullion windows, plank and batten door. At top
of modern stairs, 2 plank door, with scratch moulded edged and iron hinges: architrave
has double-ovolo moulding with run-out stop and niche; baluster screen above for
ventilation. Chamfered beams with stepped stops.

Listing NGR: ST7257382205

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26422114

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