Description

SO 7225-7325 NEWENT BROAD STREET
(south side)

13/85 No 14
(formerly listed as Shop premises
2.10.54 adjoining Admaston to the south)

GV II

House and shop; C15 (1465 painted on gable), altered C19 and C20;
timber-framed gable, white rendered infill; brick first floor
front; tiled roof. One window wide, 3 rooms deep, gable to street:
3 storey. Street front, entry on left, to right C20 shop front,
door right of centre, under flat timber head. Above 2-light
casement window slightly off-centre to right, 6 panes per light,
cambered brick-on-edge arch. Slight jetty above, joist ends
exposed: short, thick corner posts, curved braces down to main
beam. Two-panel high framing between, thin timbers, 2 four-pane
casements in centre. Above tie-beam, 3 studs and 2 angle struts
below collar, curved V struts above. 1465 painted on infill.
Brick chimney on right return.
Internally, top beam to ground floor front and top beam to passage
wall survive in ceiling, with other beams. Above corner posts and
braces to front wall exposed internally; one bay back shaped jowl
to main post on left, 2 rolls with scroll above. Side passage
originally wider, front jettied on 2 levels.

Listing NGR: SO7217425854

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26467079

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