Description

DURSLEY WOODMANCOTE
ST 7597
(east side)
7/72 Nos 13 to 17 (odd)
23.6.52
GV II

Three houses in row. c1830. Brick faced in roughcast; brick
chimneys; Welsh slate roofs, concrete tile to No 17. Three-storey
block; single upper floor over archway forming part of No 17.
Front: 2-window fenestration to No 13 wth central doorway having
round-arched head, timber open pediment and moulded pilasters;
early C20 door with stained glass. All windows to No 13 altered to
C20 casements. Two-window fenestraton to No 15: later C19 canted
bay window to left of round-arched doorway with open timber
pediment and moulded pilasters; 12-pane sash to middle floor, 9-
pane to upper, those over door being false painted sashes. Single-
window fenestration to part of No 17 in main block: later C19
canted bay window to ground floor; 12-pane middle floor sash and
9-pane upper floor casement. Large segmental-headed archway to
right with vertical plank doors and infill except for 6-panel door
to left; small-paned casement over. Rear not accessible for
inspection. Included for Group Value.

Listing NGR: ST7588097902

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26578946

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