Description

1. 5230 BOTLEY CHURCH LANE

Cobbett's Cottage SU 5112 NW 9/3

II

2. Early C19. Surviving unit of William Cobbett's estate, comprising a cottage next to the road and a more imposing stable block. The 2-storeyed cottage has side elevation abutting the lane, of one window and a blocked doorway, the south facade has 3 windows. Slate hipped roof, brick dentil eaves, slate-hung walls, sashes and casements. The stable is a taller symmetrical block of 2 storeys, one window on either side of a projecting centrepiece, which is gabled and has one window above a ground floor doorway, which is flanked by smaller windows. Red tile, hipped roof to main block, with central gable, dentil eaves. Walling in Flemish bond, red stretchers and blue headers; round-headed openings first floor band. The stable block in similar style, but both units have the historic connection.

Listing NGR: SU5142912955

External Links

• Wikidata Q26621479

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