Description

SU 9279 DORNEY LAKE END ROAD

21/412 Halfway Cottage
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- II

So named because it was reckoned to be halfway from Dorney Court to the inn and
coach stop on the Bath Road. C16 or early Cl7. Timber-framed; tiled roof.
South elevation cement rendered and covered with ivy. Two storeys with chimney
at each end. Ground floor with oak door with wrought iron hinges and, on either
side, a long narrow window with diamond leaded lights and a 3-light casement.
First floor with one 3-light, two 2-light and one small window, all with square
leaded lights. On the right-hand return a porch formed by exposing part of the
oversailing first floor. East elevation of one storey plus attic. Brick. Two
casement windows and a dormer window. Right-hand return with gable end, garden
door and 3-light window above, both with Y-tracery.

Listing NGR: SU9284379442

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26456439

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