Description

LISKEARD

SX2464 DEAN STREET 979-1/5/90 (North side) No.29 and attached walls to south

GV II

Lodge. c1860s. Probably by Henry Rice. Slatestone rubble with freestone and granite dressings; dry Delabole slate L-plan roof on 2 levels; the higher roof with coped front gable on stone arch-braced truss and exposed rafter ends, the lower roof at right-angles with hipped and half-conical end linked to gablet with arch-braced wooden truss; cast-iron ogee gutter on projecting eaves with brackets. L-shaped plan. Renaissance-Gothic style. 2 storeys and single storey. West entrance front is a 2-window range with 2-storey projecting gable end on the left, 1-window single-storey wing on the right with porch in the angle with moulded round-headed doorway with keyblock, panelled pilasters; nook shafts and door set back inside; single sidelight to right-hand return otherwise 3-light windows. 1st-floor Venetian window with central keyblock, over flat-headed window with moulded hood; similar window on right but with plain hoodmould and bowed window to right-hand return, all with hoodmoulds linked to strings, mullions with engaged shafts and sills on brackets. INTERIOR not inspected.

Listing NGR: SX2497964502

External Links

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