Description

In the entry for ST BREWARD
MILL LANE
SX 07 NE St Breward
5/214
No 3
the address shall be amended to read:
MILL LANE
St Breward
Nos 4 & 5
(The Mill House)

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ST BREWARD MILL LANE, St Breward
SX 07 NE
5/214 No 3
II
House, probably originally 2 cottages. Circa mid C18. Granite rubble with large
dressed quoins. Rag slate roof with gable ends; higher roof to range on left.
Plan: The house is built along the slope with the ground sloping down to the right.
The lower right hand cottage was possibly built first; of 1-room plan with entrance
on front towards higher end on left, heated by end stack on right. Possibly shortly
after a second 1-room plan cottage was added on the higher left hand gable end with
entrance to right, heated by an end stack on left.
Exterior: 2 storeys. Asymmetrical front elevation with entrance through circa late
C18 stone rubble lean-to porch near centre on lower right hand side of left-hand
cottage. Lean-to outshot on lower side of lean-to porch.
Rear elevation : Asymmetrical 5 window front with definite straight joints between 2
ranges. To left, C20 window with small window to right and 2-light casement and two
1-light casements on first floor. To right C20 window on ground floor and 2-light
casement on first.
Interior: not accessible.

Listing NGR: SX0953876573

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26435923

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