Description

SW 72 SE ST MARTIN TREGIDDEN
-IN-MENEAGE
5/239 Tregidden Cottage (formerly listed
as The Cottage (West of former
15.1.70 Bible Christian Chapel))
GV II

Small house. Circa early C19. Mixed rubble with dressed granite quoins and jambs to
ground floor and rendered and painted cob above, slate sills shallow brick arches.
Dry Delabole slate roof with brick chimney over gable ends.
2-room plan with central cross passage leading to stair plus later lean-to at left
hand end.
Nearly symmetrical 2-window south front with central doorway. Original 6-panel door
with flush beaded bottom panels.Open gabled porch with rubble side walls. Original
16 pane hornless sashes.
Interior not inspected.
One of a group of unspoiled C19 buildings in the hamlet of Tregidden.

Listing NGR: SW7540222988

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26520338

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