Description

SW 72 SW ST MARTIN ST. MARTIN
-IN-MENEAGE
4/238 Boskenna and garden walls to front
- (west)

GV II

House and garden walls to front. Circa early C19. Stucco over rubble with granite
sills. Hipped asbestos slate roof with projecting eaves and rendered brick chimneys
over side walls.
L-shaped plan with slightly larger room, left, probably the kitchen/living room and
parlour to right; cross passage between leading to stair hall with service room in
wing at right angles behind right hand room.
2 storeys. Nearly symmetrical 2-window west front. The doorway is off-centre to the
right and there is an extra window, left of the doorway. C20 panelled door with
integral fanlight and C20 pedimented doorcase. The windows, including the one to the
left of the doorway, are original hornless sashes each with a border of marginal
panes with diagonal corner bars and 8 panes to the middle.
Interior not inspected.
A high garden wall adjoins a doorway at right angles on either side of the house and
each returns with a ramp at the front linked to a low granite coped front wall with
round-headed granite monolith piers to central gateway.
This house is similar in design to Mudgeon Cottage qv., with an extra ground floor
window and marginal panes to the sashes.

Listing NGR: SW7368823888

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26556466

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