Description

ST 67 NW WINTERBOURNE THE STREAM (north side), Hambrook

3/66 Hambrook House and attached
17.9.52 cottage and garden walls and
GV gates

II

House. Cl7, refaced 1784. rendered, freestone dressings; ashlar; pantile
roofs. 3 storeys, 5 windows, outer 4 are glazing bar sashes with architrave
with keystone, central portion breaks forward under pediment with tripartite
sasues under fiezes and cornices, similar entrance, parapet urns; return
at west shows former roof line and blocked windows; at rear building is
still gabled with a gabled wing; at east 2 storeys, 1 window (now separate
cottage), later windows, plain parapet, from here a circa 2.5 metre high
garden wall runs about 30 metres south, sottage gateway has long and short
quoins and keystone, wall terminates at 2 square piers, with frieze and
caps; at west similar garden wall step up at house and has 2 urns. Interior:
ground floor rooms have plaster enriched beams, staircase with turned balusters
is entered through flat arch with fluted pilasters and enriched soffit.

Listing NGR: ST6404478801

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26526658

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