Description

MINEHEAD

SS9646
900-1/3/81
04/07/52

THE CROSS
(North side)
No.2
and attached walls
(Formerly Listed as:
THE CROSS
(North side)
No.2)

GV
II

House. C17. Painted render over rubblestone or cob;
rubblestone lateral stack to front, off-set at eaves level,
with brick shaft above; gabled thatched roof with brick stack
to right gable end. 2-unit plan with lateral stack to hall
adjoining entry; small C19 lean-to extension to the rear.
2 storeys; 2-window range. C19 three-light casement window
over one of 4-lights to the left; a small fire-window to the
right return of the stack; adjacent to the stack is a small
2-light casement window over a lean-to slate porch to a
set-back C17 moulded oak door-frame and a C18 door. The wall
to the right of the door is blank with a curved corner to the
right return which has C19 casement windows, 2-lights to the
first floor and 3-lights to the ground floor.
INTERIOR not inspected.
SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: attached to the left-hand corner a
rubblestone wall approx 2m high curves forward and extends to
the left for approx 8m; a lower wall attached to it approx 1m
high and 6m long fronts the house.

Listing NGR: SS9674846768

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26503029

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