Description

ST 3703 THORNCOMBE HIGH STREET,
NORTH SIDE
7/108 Greenhill House with
attached Stable Block at
Rear (North-West)
4.12.51
GV II
Detached House. Late C18. Rubble walls with brick dressings and ashlar stone
facade. Slate roof, half-hipped with stone copings to gables. Double-pile
plan and double-fronted with C20 brick stacks at each gable. Two storeys of
3 bays. Double-hung sash windows with wooden glazing bars and crown glass.
Six-panel moulded front door with elliptical fanlight. Portice with plain
moulded entablature carried on Tuscan columns with pedestals and Tuscan
pilasters. Interior: recessed bays with elliptical heads either side of
fireplace. Six-panelled doors.
Attached stables at rear: C18. Rubble walls with brick dressings and slate
roof. Stone gable copings and C20 brick stack. Two former carriage-entrances.
One elliptical-headed with Ham stone key and gauged bricks, other rebuilt.
The facade of the house is well-balanced and in good condition.

Listing NGR: ST3731703065

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26609748

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