Description

CORSHAM PICKWICK
ST 86 70
(south side)
4/299 Nos. 2A and 2B
GV II

Pair of houses, now one, mid to later C18 with porch and east end
extension, No 2A, added 1872 for T.H.A. Poynder of Hartham Park.
Original range is rubble stone with stone tiled roofs, coped
gables, east end and ridge stacks. Two storeys. Left side has one
2-light upper window, flush cyma-moulded, and ground floor 16-pane
sash with hoodmould to left of 6-panel door in chamfered surround
set in gabled rock-faced porch with Tudor-style doorway and
T.H.A.P. monogram in plaque above. Right side has 2 similar 2-
light upper windows, ground floor pair of 12-pane sashes under
hoodmould and single flush cyma-moulded light with dripstone to
right. Corsham Dairy, to left end, is of rock-faced stone with
ashlar corbelled eaves and half-hipped east gable to stone tiled
roof. Openings in raised ashlar surrounds, upper 2-light window
with stone chamfered coping below over slightly projected plate-
glass shop window. Door to left with coping over.

Listing NGR: ST8657870812

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26572705

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