Description

ST5515NE
8/120

YEOVIL CP
WINE STREET (South side)
No 8 (The Wine Vaults)

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- II

Inn. Dated l877. Brick colourwashed with Ham stone dressings, with Welsh slated
roof hipped on North West corner; brick chimney stacks. 2-storey principal
facade to Union Street of 5-bays, bays 3 and 4 projecting and gabled, with plain
pndiment curtaining circular stone panel, this has angled bay window with long
sashes to ground floor, with two semi-circular headed sashes above set in
architraves with keystones; small entrance door to bay 2 with semi-circular
fanlight in arched surround with shallow flat hood; to bay 5 ground floor plain
sash in architrave: to bays 1, 2 and 5 first floor segmental headed sashes with
architraves and keystones, Plain stone quoins. (The modern shop, Nelson Wingate,
which intrudes into bays 1 and 2 occupying former forecourt not of interest).
The return to Wine Street of 5 bays, bays 4 and 5 projecting slightly. Large
ground floor window in 3-lights to bay 1, doorway to bay 2, plain window to
architrave in bay 3, then elliptical archway for former stables access, doorway
and window occupying bays 4 and 5; at first floor level 5-segmental headed sash
windows with architraves and keystones. Internally little altered at ground
floor level. Visually a very important corner building.

Listing NGR: ST5572015910

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26468627

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