Description

CULLOMPTON FORE STREET (west side),
ST 00 NW
Cullompton
10/93 No. 4
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GV II
Former private house, now part of The Manor House Hotel to which it stands adjacent.
Mid C19, although part of a building of 1703 may survive concealed. Cob, stone
plinth, plastered, under gabled-end slate roof. Axial stack with brick shaft. 2
storeys.
Front: 4-window range; the left-hand window bay with late-C19 oriel (1:3:1, all with
transom), panelled below and resting on the cornice of the main entrance, dentilled
with frieze, console brackets, pilasters, panelled reveals; the door, panelled, with
glazed surround; otherwise all 2-pane hornless sash windows with margin panes,
moulded architraves, bracketted sills; plat band, dentills below moulded gutter box;
rusticated quoins. A small opening to the extreme left-hand side gives access to the
rear of the tenement. Some interesting C19 interiors including a front room with C17
style plaster ceiling. No. 4 occupies a key position between the Manor House Hotel
(q.v.) and The Walronds (q.v.).

Listing NGR: ST0204307329

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