Description

TETBURY

386/7/206 CIRENCESTER ROAD
06-SEP-54 (North side)
18
Croft Cottage

II
Cottage. Early C18. Rubble stone faced with ashlar with raised
quoin strips, renewed Cotswold stone slate roof with coped verges,
rear brick lateral stack. Front range with long rear stable
ranges, converted to domestic use. 2 storeys and attic. 2
windows, 8-pane sashes with cambered heads and plain stone
architraves with cambered soffits and keystones. Ground floor has
two 9-pane sash in plain stone surrounds with door moved to right
hand wing of single storey with attic, with single light to right,
in stone surrounds. Central gabled dormer to main range. Rear
stable wing retains stone carriage arch.

Listing NGR: ST8921293340

The list description should be amended to read :

Cottage. Early C18. Rubble stone faced with ashlar with raised
quoin strips, renewed Cotswold stone slate roof with coped verges,
rear brick lateral stack. Front range with long rear range converted from two pairs of cottages, C18 and C19. Front range of 2 storeys and attic. 2
windows, 8-pane sashes with cambered heads and plain stone
architraves with cambered soffits and keystones. Ground floor has
two 9-pane sash in plain stone surrounds with door moved to right
hand wing of single storey with attic, with single light to right,
in stone surrounds. Central gabled dormer to main range. Rear range originally two pairs of cottages, one early-mid C18, other probably C19, the second reduced in height at front to level of first floor windowsills, retaining rear wall to full height. Earlier pair has replacement Cotswold stone roof. Later pair has doorways converted to windows and double doors in modern arched opening to ground floor. Interior : rear range only inspected. Later pair of cottages has original fireplaces and surrounds to first floor, openings only to ground floor. Earlier pair retains fireplaces to ground floor.

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26540940

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