Description

SS 4837-4937 BRAUNTON CHURCH STREET (east side)
Braunton
11/77 Nos. 36 and 36a (Formerly listed
- as Nos. & 2 St Michaels)
25.2.65
- II

Villa, now 2 dwellings, circa 1830-40. Rendered rubble with quoin pilasters but
only truncated upper portion remaining to right. Re-roofed in concrete tiles with
gable end brick stacks. 2-storeys. Originally symmetrical facade now interrupted
by division into two properties. Central upper storey ½ glazed French windows,
panelled in base with 8 panes each leaf above. Two 2-light casements to each side
with 3 large panes and marginal glazing bars to each light. 2-storey timber
verandah and balcony with 2 tiers of 8 fluted timber colonnettes with basket-arched
timber work with iron lattice pattern between, now divided with 4 bays to dwelling
to left, 3 to right. Diamond lattice iron work to balcony railings. Zinc covered
tent roof. Ground floor has 2 ½ glazed doors with French windows to left with
marginal glazing bars and inserted C20 bow window to right. House to left retains
its iron spear-headed railings and gate.

Listing NGR: SS4896537071

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26455238

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