Description

1.
5363 BATH STREET
(West side)

GV No 10, Front garden
ST 7747 NE 10/8 31.1.74 wall and wall piers

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Later C17/early C18, altered circa 1774. 2 storeys, 3 windows, glazing bar sashes
in architraves, (early C19 alterations, the original probably had paired outer
windows). Central door of 6 panels with architrave and slab hood on brackets.
Pantile roof with end chimneys of stone. Garret lights in north-east gable.
'L' plan extension to rear with tall cross mullion stair window to north-east with
beaded surround (similar to Nos 16 and 17 Stony Street but probably later ie c.1720).
Slightly later 1½ storey extension to north with gabled dormer and cast-iron oval
rainwater head.
Interior: good early C18 stair with heavy rail and splat balusters end dog-gate in
later (circa 1770 Chinese Chippendale) pattern. Ground floor front right-hand room
panelled with shell hood display cupboard and Tudor Gothick (C20) fireplace. A
studded door in passage. Long front garden with dwarf stone wall and panelled piers
of circa 1811.

Listing NGR: ST7755947880

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26461181

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