Description

PAINSWICK GLOUCESTER STREET
SO 8609/8709 (part of)
(east side)
8/92 The Manse with gate piers
GV II
House, attached to Schoolroom (q.v.). Dated 1884, but this probably represents
a floor added to an earlier C19 structure. Large squared coursed limestone, low
pitched Welsh slate roof to coped verges with stone gable stacks with cappings.
Three storeys, 3 windows; at ground floor 2 C20 sashes; at first floor 3:2:3-
light stone chamfer-mullion casements with glazing bars, and at second floor two
2-light C20 casements flanking decorative date-stone. Central 6-panel door up 2
steps and to arched head with fanlight, with hollow-mould imposts and 3 key-
stones, open wood pediment on consoles. Plinth, plain sill string to second
floor, moulded wood deep projection eaves cornice. Return right has moulded
string at first floor level, and a blocked opening, also two C20 steel casements
To right and set back from street pair of wide-spaced stone square piers
to cavetto-mould capping and with domical crown; short length of boundary wall c
2.25 m high to right. Included for group valve.

Listing NGR: SO8674009890

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26445209

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