Description

SS3403 HOLSWORTHY CP BODMIN STREET (North side)

16/29 No 19

GV II

Manse to the United Methodist Church (qv). Circa 1850, two bays demolished early C20
when the adjoining United Methodist Church enlarged. Rendered over rubble, shallow
pitch slate roof, boxed eaves, rendered stack left gable end. Plan: originally double
fronted house with passage to yard at rear, now one room to left of entrance with
extensions at rear and passageway fronted by wall linking attenuated dwelling to
church. 2 storeys, 2 bays, full-height pilasters flanking entrance with window above,
all 12-pane sash windows, semicircular-headed opening with part glazed door. Semi-
circular-headed opening leading to rear, with right impost dying into wall of church
adjoining. Asbestos slates on rear elevation. Illustrated in original state in Anon,
1910-1960 The Methodist Church Holsworthy Golden Jubilee Souvenir Brochure, 1960.

Listing NGR: SS3420803690

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26612126

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