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Penn House with Retaining Wall and Stone Stairs to North-East of House

A Grade II Listed Building in Yeovil, Somerset

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Coordinates

Latitude: 50.9393 / 50°56'21"N

Longitude: -2.6319 / 2°37'54"W

OS Eastings: 355694

OS Northings: 115725

OS Grid: ST556157

Mapcode National: GBR MP.P10Q

Mapcode Global: FRA 56CM.JGR

Plus Code: 9C2VW9Q9+P6

Entry Name: Penn House with Retaining Wall and Stone Stairs to North-East of House

Listing Date: 17 October 1983

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1173304

English Heritage Legacy ID: 261393

ID on this website: 101173304

Location: Yeovil, Somerset, BA20

County: Somerset

District: South Somerset

Civil Parish: Yeovil

Built-Up Area: Yeovil

Traditional County: Somerset

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Somerset

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Description


ST5515NE
8/55

YEOVIL CP
PENN HILL (West side)

Penn House with retaining wall and stone stairs to North-east of house

- II

Town House, in considerable grounds; Middle C19. Rendered with stone dressings;
hipped slate roof with wide soffite supported by pairs of wood corbel brackets
at intervals; rendered brick chimney stacks. Two and a half storeys, the West
entrance facade is of 3-bays, the centre bay projecting. Segmental sweep of 5
steps (with middle C20 wrought iron railings) leads to pair of doors with upper
panels glazed, set in a deep hallow-chamfered semi-circular arched recess with
arch and impost mouldings, there being a cast iron radial fanlight over the
door: a blank arched recess to the left, to the right a single storey angled
stone bay window with plain sashes: to the first floor three 9-pane sash
windows, the centre being in an architrave. Parapet to centre projection, and
above 2-timber dormer windows with slightly pitched roofs. The South garden
elevation has 4-bays: the ground floor being obscured by a substantial stone
colonnaded conservatory with flat roof, the openings have semi-circular headed
arches and are part glazed: to the first floor 2-floor length semi-circular
headed 12-pane margined sashes; (one blind) on either side two 9-pane sash
windows with original sliding venetian shutters; off-centre dormer window with
two small sash windows and segmental roof. The East side has a straightforward 5
bay facade, with basement window in addition. To the North side is a middle C20
extension of little interest. The interior not inspected. To the North East of
the building a flight of stone steps with moulded stone balustrade, piers, and
return wing wall to house, included for their interest. The house understood to
have been built by Peter Daniell, a glove manufacturer and town developer.


Listing NGR: ST5569415725

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