Description

TEWKESBURY

SO8932 BARTON STREET
859-1/6/49 (South side)
04/03/52 No.57

GV II

House in row, with shop and offices. Mid to late C16 front
range; C17 back wing and remanants of courtyard range
restructed in mid C19. Close-studded timber-framing, plaster
panels, Flemish bond brickwork, tile roof, brick stacks.
PLAN: a complex of buildings round a small courtyard: C16
2-bay right-angle plan range to front, set gable to the
street; extended to rear in C17, with a C17 brick ridge stack
between the 2 parts, and with a return block across the end of
a courtyard approached through a wide carriage arch in brick
frontage to the right of the early building.
EXTERIOR: the gabled C16 building has close-stud framing to
the front and large square panelling to the party walls, in 2
storeys with attic, 1-windowed. Small early 2-light casement
in the gable above a large C20 multi-pane bow at first floor.
The C19 pilaster shop front with consoles has a central glazed
door. The scalloped barge-board is of uncertain date. The left
return has 2 small single lights to the first floor. The rear
gable has a C17 brick stack.
To the right is a shallow building with high brick parapeted
front over a large 6-pane (originally 12-pane) sash and a wide
pair of plank doors under a segmental arch. In the courtyard,
left, a short flight of steps leads to a rear entry to the
offices. The buildings around the yard retain some C17 fabric,
but have been substantially restructured.
INTERIOR: first floor has a longitudinal central beam, exposed
framing to the walls, and two 2-panel C19 doors. Fireplace
C20. Winder stair, with straight bottom flight, with painted
C18 balustrade with moulded handrail and turned balusters to
square newel, probably brought from elsewhere. The upper room
at the back has exposed high collar with struts, but roof
timbers, except for the single rough purlin, are generally
concealed.

Listing NGR: SO8947032706

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26571700

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  Nottinghamshire (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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  Historic Environment Law: Planning, Listed Buildings, Monuments, Conservation Areas and Objects by Harwood, Richard (2012) Paperback
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