Description

SX 86 NW TORBRYAN EAST STREET(North Side) Denbury Village 4/41 - Nos. 19, 21 and 23

GV II

Three cottages, possibly a single house originally. C16 or C17 with C20 additions at the rear. Roughcast over stone or cob. Nos. 19 and 21 have asbestos slate roofs, No. 23 concrete tiles (said to have been thatched formerly). Gabled each end, but left-hand end formerly hipped (information from owner of No. 19). Rendered tapering chimney-stack with added brick shaft on top, off-centre to left on ridge between Nos. 19 and 21. In right-hand gable a large projecting stone stack with tapered top. At rear of No. 19 another large projecting stack with plain top. Possibly a former 3-room and through-passage plan with hall stack (in No. 21) backing on to passage, but there are unusual features. Two storeys heightened from one and a half storeys in C20 shows in wall surface. Irregular 5- window front. All windows have C19 or early C20 wood casements with 6 and 8 panes, all doors C20. Glazed door to right of No. 19 has lean-to slated canopy above; replaces a much wider former opening (thinner wall and large hinge visible inside). One wide window to left, two smaller windows in second storey. No. 21 has doorway to left with lean-to slated canopy. One window to right in ground storey, two windows in second storey; sill of right-hand second-storey window drops almost to floor level. No. 23 has doorway to left, one window to right in ground storey. Single window in centre of second storey. Interiors: no division between the cottages above ceiling-level in second storey (information from owner of No. 19) but solid walls below this level. No. 21 has two slightly unorthodox side-pegged jointed-cruck trusses (possibly with rebuilt upper sections), one of them partly embedded in the stone party wall with No. 19. Latter has one similar truss (formerly with threaded purlin), the lower parts removed. No. 19 has very rough floor beam in ground storey. Fireplace has splayed sides, the lintel having been replaced; no oven, so presumably the lower room was not a kitchen. No. 21 has chamfered ceiling-beams with mutilated step-stops in ground storey. Fireplace has plain wood lintel and a stone-lined oven on left-hand side. To left of fireplace a small cupboard with C18 panelled door with strap-hinges,the surface of panel with tooled design. In party wall with No. 23 an old plank door, the wooden jambs plain. No. 23 said (by owner) to have large concealed fireplace with wood lintel in east wall.

Listing NGR: SX8239068920

External Links

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