Description

In the entry for:-

PAINSWICK PINCOT LANE
SO 80 NE
(north side)
5/269 The Malt House
GV II

Shown on map as Small's Mill Cottages.
Former mill and house, now house. C17. Limestone ashlar or dressed squared
block, stone slate roof. An L-plan cross-gabled building. Front to south is 2 1/2
storeys, 3-windowed; 1, 2 or 3-light recessed chamfer stone-mullioned casements,
some with leading, with stopped hood moulds. Blocked doorway left of centre,
C20 glazed door to right. Small stack on plain gable to road. Rear wing also
with cross-gable has a 2-light casement and a broad 8-pane sash, over a 3-light
stone mullioned casement with hood; plank door, right. left end has a 2-light
C19 wood casement above a further 2-light. Interior not inspected, but said to
be altered. At one time reputed to have been three cottages. Groups with April
Cottage (q.v.).

The entry shall be amended to read:-

SO 80 NE PAINSWICK WICK STREET
(East side).
5/269 The Malt House
GV
II

Former mill and house, now house. C17. Limestone ashlar or dressed squared
block, stone slate roof. An L-plan cross-gabled building. Front to south is 2 1/2
storeys, 3-windowed; 1, 2 or 3-light recessed chamfer stone-mullioned casements,
some with leading, with stopped hood moulds. Blocked doorway left of centre,
C20 glazed door to right. Small stack on plain gable to road. Rear wing also
with cross-gable has a 2-light casement and a broad 8-pane sash, over a 3-light
stone mullioned casement with hood; plank door, right. left end has a 2-light
C19 wood casement above a further 2-light. Interior not inspected, but said to
be altered. At one time reputed to have been three cottages. Located immediately
opposite Brownshill House (q.v.).

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PAINSWICK PINCOT LANE
SO 80 NE (north side)

5/269 The Malt House

GV II

Shown on map as Small's Mill Cottages.
Former mill and house, now house. C17. Limestone ashlar or dressed squared
block, stone slate roof. An L-plan cross-gabled building. Front to south is 2 1/2
storeys, 3-windowed; 1, 2 or 3-light recessed chamfer stone-mullioned casements,
some with leading, with stopped hood moulds. Blocked doorway left of centre,
C20 glazed door to right. Small stack on plain gable to road. Rear wing also
with cross-gable has a 2-light casement and a broad 8-pane sash, over a 3-light
stone mullioned casement with hood; plank door, right. left end has a 2-light
C19 wood casement above a further 2-light. Interior not inspected, but said to
be altered. At one time reputed to have been three cottages. Groups with April
Cottage (q.v.).

Listing NGR: SO8592807387

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26591231

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