Description

PISHILL WITH STONOR VILLAGE STREET
SU7388 (East side)
Stonor
9/71 Nos.12 (Forge Cottage) No.13
19/11/76 (The Old Forge) and The Old
Post Office
(Formerly listed as The Old
Post Office and Nos.12 and 13)

GV II

Three cottages. C17. First-floor rectangular timber framing with brick infill
over C18 brick ground floor; gabled old tile roof; brick ridge and rear left
stacks. Original plan form unclear. One storey and attic; 4-window range. C20
doors, including double doors to garage, and C20 casements. 4 gabled dormers.
C17 one-bay range to rear left, of timber framing with brick infill and gabled
old tile roof. Interior not inspected but likely to be of interest. Mid C19
house to right (The Old Post Office) of 2 storeys. 2-window range built of
Flemish bond red brick with flared headers, and rear wall of flint with brick
cross banding; gabled Welsh slate roof, brick end stacks; 2 canted bays (left
one rebuilt in C20) flank cambered brick arch over C20 door; similar arches over
C19 three-light first-floor casements.

Listing NGR: SU7361288476

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26574319

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