Description

MINEHEAD

SS9646 BAMPTON STREET
900-1/3/7 (West side)
28/10/76 Nos.16-22 (Even)

GV II

4 houses. Late C18 or early C19, incorporating earlier fabric.
Painted render over cob or rubblestone, slate and concrete
tile roofs, brick and rubblestone stacks to some party walls.
Double-depth plans.
2 storeys; each house is symmetrical 2-window range except
No.16 which is 3-window range and No.22 to the left which is
one-window range. First-floor windows are at eaves level. Nos
16 and 18 have mostly C19 three-light casement windows, some
with small panes; planked doors with hoods, that to No.16 has
a 2-light window above and a crested slate roof which extends
over the right range of No.18. No.18 has C20 wooden shutters
to the first floor and a rubblestone stack to the right of the
door where the pitch of the roof to the left of it is
shallower. No.20 has C19 three-light windows with small panes
to the first floor and C20 door and windows to the ground
floor. No.22 has a C20 door to the right and C20 windows. Both
the latter are under a continuous concrete tile roof with
brick stacks to the gable ends. INTERIORS not inspected.

Listing NGR: SS9669146014

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26502143

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