Description

SU 2199 LECHLADE ST. JOHN'S STREET (south side)

10/215 Nos 1 and 2

GV II

Two cottages on end of terrace. No 1 probably mid/late C18, No 2 probably late C17/early C18. Rubble stone, coursed to No 1, limewashed, concrete tile roof with new stone stack to No 2, stepping down in height to No 1. Single front range with rear extension to No 2, both 2-storeys and attic. No 1 has one window on each floor, paired wooden casements under timber lintel, with attic window on gable end, door of 4 flush panels to right, also under timber lintel. No 2 has 2 windows, 2-light chamfered stone mullions in flush stone frames with wooden casement lights. Two similar below and central chamfered stone doorcase with large lintel and door of 4 flush panels. Small gabled dormer. These two cottages, along with Nos 10 and 11 (q.v.) at other end of the terrace, are the least altered of a row probably mostly dating from late C17 or early C18 which are reputed to have been tied cottages for the former Lechlade Manor (demolished).

Listing NGR: SU2154099566

External Links

• Wikidata Q26625418

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