Description

CULLOMPTON
ST 00 NW
5/70 Lower King's Mill House
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18.7.75
GV II
House, adjoining Lower King's Mill Cottage (q.v) formerly the mill house; the leet
runs behind and partly under the rear buildings. Circa 1840s. Mostly stone, some
cob, plastered and roughcast, under gabled-end slate roofs. Double-depth plan with
rear wing, and a cross-wing behind. 1 rear and 2 end stacks to main range, internal
lateral stack to rear wing, internal end stack to cross-wing; all brick shafts. 2
storeys throughout.
Front: Symmetrical 3-window range; 12-pane hornless sash windows central timber
porch with broken pediment, Tuscan pilasters, panelled reveals, the door panelled
under semi-circular fanlight. Deep eaves with shaped brackets. Right-hand
elevation: main range under double gables, no window to front gable wall, two 12-
pane hornless sashes to rear; wing with two 16-pane hornless sashes to 1st floor,
French window and door below; cross wing with 16-pane hornless sash window to 1st
floor and later opening below. Rear wing slate-hung to internal face (ie. towards
back yard).
Interior: complete interior of circa 1840s, panelled doors; stick balusters to
stairs.

Listing NGR: ST0291907946

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26593648

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