Description

WOODSTOCK HIGH STREET SP4416NW, SP4416NE (North side) 9/95, 10/95 No.1 (Brothertons Restaurant) 13/02/69 (Formerly listed as No.1) GV II House, now restaurant. 1760 with early C19 alterations. Limestone ashlar; gabled stone slate roof, hipped to left; ridge stacks of stone finished in brick, and brick end stacks. L-plan, with No.2 Market Place (q.v.) forming rear left wing. 2 storeys; 5-window range. 2-window range to right has timber lintels over C19 six-pane window above tall 16-pane window with late C17 carving of man on horseback set in tympanum; flat stone arch over C20 door with similar overlight to right. 3-window range to left, with raised storey bands; stone lintel over C20 door with decorative overlight flanked by C19 shop windows with bracketed cornices; stone lintels over first-floor 6-pane sashes, and French window with wrought-iron balcony to right. Interior: chamfered beams. Formerly owned by the Brothertons, ironmongers since the early C18.

Listing NGR: SP4449716724

External Links

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