Description

WESTBURY
1.
1625 (West Side)
Nos 4 and 6.
ST 6316 1/233
II GV
2.
Stone corner block of 2 stozeys and attic to Trendle Street. Premises
occupied by A and H Prout of C16 origin, altered externally. Moulded ceiling
beams and fireplace surriund internally. Slate hipped roof. Front to
Westbury has 1 boxed dormer, and on first floor, three 2-light casements
with small panes. On ground floor from left to right hand end, 6-flush
panelled door in frame with small fanlight and with lintel and advertisement
board over; to right hand again, a 3-light sash and a smaller paired sash.
Front to Trendle Street has on first floor a 3-light casement window with
wood lintel on first floor and below it, a fixed window within a fluted
frame; tall brick stack at eaves to left hand.
Nos 4 and 6: 2 storeys and attic. 3 window bays. Slate gable roof; wavy
ridge. 2 box dormers with segmental heads. Stone front. On first floor
from left to right hand end, a 2-light casement and 2 sash windows, each
3 panes wide. On ground floor from left to right, shop front with C19
style shop window with fascia and moulded cornice and half glazed shop
door; to right hand again another similar door and then another similar
sash window, 3 panes wide.

Premises occupied by A and W Prout, Nos 4, 6, Digby Estate Nos 256 and
257, Britania Inn, Devonia House, Harley House, Penarth House and Pinehaven
form a group with the Old Mitre, Lower Acreman Street.
Also forms a group with Digby Estate No 169 with premises occupied by P
J Stainer to right hand, Trendle Cottage including front garden wall, out-
house range adjoining Trendle Cottage on east side including premises occupied
by E Brake, premises occupied by R W Hyde and Digby Estate No 168.

Listing NGR: ST6378816380

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26445657

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