Description

GRITTLETON SEVINGTON ST 87 NE

7/33 Green Cottage

GV II

Pair of cottages, now one, c1850 probably by J. Thomson for J. Neeld of Grittleton. Squared rubble stone with stone slate roofs and four-shaft stack on main ridge. Two storeys, T-plan with wing extending to south. Main range has east end 2-storey ashlar triangular bay with 2-light windows and dripcourse. Bay faces out over former drive from Grittleton House. Wing has south end 3- light with hoodmould and blank circular panel in gable. Tall outside west stack. In angle to east end of main range a gabled projecting porch with shouldered head. C20 addition to left of porch. West end wall of main range has dripcourse, 2-light to first floor, 3-light below, both with hoodmoulds, and projecting enclosed porch. Rear has one window range to left of centre, 3- light below, 2-light in eaves dormer gable above.

Listing NGR: ST8706778788

External Links

• Wikidata Q26494585

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