Description

ST 8893-8993 TETBURY LONG STREET
(east side)

7/259 Nos 39a and 39
(formerly listed as Nos 37 and
6.9.54 39)

GV II

Former large town house, now split into several units with ground
floor shops. 1703, dated on rear wall of No. 39a, top right hand
corner. Ashlar with chamfered alternating quoins, stone plinth,
moulded wood cornice and single stone blocking course. Cotswold
stone slate roof with large stone end stacks, with moulded stone
cornice to left and brick top to right. Single range with rear
extension to No. 39 (right hand side of building), 3 storeys with
one small central attic dormer with flat roof. 7 windows with
moulded stone architraves to 1st and 2nd floors with continuous
dripmoulds. No. 39 has ground floor C20 shop front to right, and
door to left with 6-panels, 4 fielded with raised centres and 2
flush, and rectangular fanlight over with central diamond pane.
Four plate glass sashes to each floor above. No. 39a has 3 stone
mullion and transom casements to 2nd floor, 15-pane sashes to 1st
floor, and two 15-pane sashes with new lintels on ground floor to
left of doorcase with fluted pilasters, open pediment with frieze
and cornice, rectangular fanlight with central diamond pane and 6-
panel door as No. 39. 2 stone steps up to both doors. Rear of 39a
also has some stone mullion and transom windows, and interior
retains original oak dog-leg stair with twisted balusters and
square newels.

Listing NGR: ST8896993260

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26591075

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