Description

In the entry for:

0D3 TOTNES

Fore Street

Little Priory

The description shall be amended to read

House, late C17 or early C18, altered early C19, incorporating as its southern block
a C16 or early C17 detached kitchen associated with No 65 Fore Street. Stone rubble
and timber frame, the south front (towards Fore Street) rendered, the east tower and
north (garden) front rendered and tile-hung, the west front with exposed stonework.
Welsh slate roofs: to the west, gabled; to the east, the northern block hipped, the
southern half-hipped. Irregular fenestration: on the first floor of the north front,
an early C19 tripartite sash with a wrought-iron balcony. The roof of the southern
block is of 3 bays: arched braces below the collar, queen struts above; four sets of
threaded purlins; notched and pegged apex without ridge purlin. At second-floor
level in the northern block the dragon ties and beams of a former hipped roof of
late C17 or early C18 character. The principal room on the first floor has a
moulded plaster ceiling cornice. Simple early C19 staircase. Cellar under southern
block.

Listing NGR: SX8031360448

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26554992

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