Description

SO 72 SW NEWENT CULVER STREET
(west side)

7/147 Queen Anne's Cottage

II

Detached house; mid C17, early C19; timber-framed with brick
nogging or white-painted render, thatched roof, extension white-
painted brickwork, tiled roof. Two-bay building, 1½ storeys,
extended 1 bay on left, 2 storeys. Framing 2-panel high to ground
floor. On right square bay, 3-light casement window, lean-to
tiled roof. To left 3-light casement window, frame applied to
wall, tiled lean-to roof; boarded door beyond. Above two 2-light
casement windows with leaded lights in dormers, thatch swept over.
Brick gable chimney projects from right return, top tapers inwards;
roof half-hipped on right. Left extension 3-light casement window
each floor, leaded lights, cambered brick arches, dentil eaves.
Large brick chimney on left gable: third behind ridge at right of
extension. Single-storey garage extension on right, not of
special interest.

Listing NGR: SO7196024938

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26625967

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