Description

SW 73 NE PERRANARWORTHAL PERRANARWORTHAL

3/354 Mariners, formerly called Kennal Cottage

GV II

Pair of coachman's cottages and adjoining stabling, now 1 house. Probably built for Benjamin Sampson manager of a local powder factory. Circa 1830's. Shale rubble walls, slate sills and dressed granite lintels over bearing string. Hipped asbestos slate roof with wide eaves and brick chimneys over side walls. Further roof over former stables adjoining left-hand side wall and with hip to left. Plan of 2 rooms built into bank at rear, plus single-storey range of former stables or loose boxes adjoining at left. 2 storeys. Regular 4-window south front. First floor second from left window is blind or blocked, otherwise 16-pane hornless sashes. Alternate door and window openings to ground floor with doorway at far right partly blocked and now window. C20 top-glazed door to doorway under blind window. Further doorway to first floor rear of right-hand side wall. Stabling adjoining on left with ledged door and centre pivotted casements. Interior is simple with slate flags to ground left and chamfered beams bridging openings to rear wall giving access to former cellars cut into the side of the hill. Stone paved forecourt. An unusual building type, with some interesting design features, grouping with its stabling and coachhouse and with Tullimaar qv, a good circa 1828 house.

Listing NGR: SW7831038882

External Links

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