Description

1.
1042 DUNKIRK

Nos 12 to 14 (consec)
(The Queen's Head Inn)
ST 9961 1/190 9.4.54.

II*

2.
Surviving part of a small C18 terrace of which Nos 15, 16 and 17 have been
demolished. Nos 12 and 13: 2 storeys red brick. Gable end slate roof,
eaves band. 1 coupled sash window each, glazing bars intact with flat moulded
stone surrounds and block sills. Door of No 12 recessed, 6 panels, 2 glazed,
flat stone hood on cut brackets over. Door of No 13 recessed 4 modern panels
set in stone surround. No 14 (The Queen's Head Inn) is also of 2 storeys
red brick but with grey headers, brick band between storeys. Central door
of 6 panels under fine Doric porch of 2 free standing columns to front,
pilasters to wall, entablature and pediment, all of painted stone. 2 windows
to right hand, recessed, sash, glazing bars intact in moulded stone surrounds,
To left of door a 2 storey canted brick bay of 3 similar windows, flat roofed
with small cornice. To left of bay: 3 light casement on lst floor and coupled
window ground floor, both in moulded stone surrounds. The Inn and the surviving
2 houses still form a very attractive group on the North approach to Devizes.

Listing NGR: ST9940861924

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17543911

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