Description

WOODSTOCK PARK STREET
SP4416NW (South side)
9/224 No.5 (Garrett House) and
13/02/69 attached walls
(Formerly listed as No.5)
GV II
House, now house and shop. Early C18, with C17 origins; refronted c.1840.
Coursed limestone rubble; mid C19 stucco front with raised quoin strips. Stone
slate roof, hipped to front and gabled to rear; brick end stack. Double-depth
plan. 2 storeys and attic; one-window range. Mid C19 half-glazed and panelled
double doors set in mid C19 shop front with glazing-bar windows framed by
pilasters and cornice. Early C19 eight-pane sash to first floor, set in moulded
wood architrave. Left side wall has six-pane sashes set in mid C19 raised and
blocked stone architraves. 2-storey wing with Welsh slate and concrete tile roof
to rear. Interior: mid C19 straight-flight stairs with stick balusters to rear;
first-floor room to front has mid C18 shell niche. Subsidiary features: tall C18
limestone rubble walls with stone slate coping encloses garden to rear
approximately 6 metres wide and 42 metres long.

Listing NGR: SP4436216732

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26552985

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