Description

SO 7226-7326 NEWENT HIGH STREET (west side)

12/156 The Poplars and The Mulberry Tree (formerly listed as "The Poplars" and shop adjoining) 2.10.54

GV II

House and shop, in row; late C18. Flemish bond brickwork, stone plinth to right only, tiled roof. Six windows wide, 2 storeys and attics. On left 1984 shop front: to right double boarded door to carriageway, with timber door posts on stone heel blocks: wicket gate on right half: steeply cambered brick arch. Plinth begins on right. Three-light mullion and transom window, steep segmental brick head, iron opening casement. Six-fielded panel front door, up 3 stone steps, moulded timber surround, consoles to pediment over; frieze below with paterae. On right similar window. First floor, two 1984 windows on left, cambered brick arches: right opening formerly extended down to shop window head. Two-light casement window over carriageway, cambered brick arch. On right windows as below, with smaller blind opening over door. Brick-on-edge dentil eaves. Three gabled dormers, 2-light casements, 2 on right with iron opening lights. Brick chimney on left gable.

Listing NGR: SO7206526116

External Links

• Wikidata Q26591871

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