Description

SW 72 NW MAWGAN-IN-MENEAGE MAWGAN CROSS

4/166 Nos 1 and 2 (adjoining Thatched
cottage, Nos 3 and 4)

GV II

Small house and adjoining cottage. Circa early C19. Painted rubble walls, slate
sills and cambered brick arches. Slurried scantle slate roofs, brick chimneys, over
gable end of cottage, left, over party wall between cottage and house and adjoining
gable end of The Thatched Cottage qv., right.
Cottage has single cell plan with entrance passage leading to stair on the right hand
side and the house has 2 rooms, kitchen left and parlour right with passage between
leading to stair.
Two storeys: Overall 4 window front. Regular 2 window front of cottage left with
doorway on right within shallow lean-to wooden porch. Nearly symmetrical 2 window
front of house, right, with central doorway within shallow gabled wooden porch. The
parlour window is slightly narrower. All the windows are circa late C19 4-pane
horned sashes.
Interiors not inspected.
Hardly altered since the late C19 and forming part of a group overlooking the village
green and cross.

Listing NGR: SW7071924881

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26452888

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