Description

ST 8260 BRADFORD ON AVON BARTON ORCHARD (north side) 2/22A No 4

GV II

House, attached to No3(q.v.). Late C18 or early C19. Rendered stone, but exposed in gable to upper level street, roof to front is asbestos cement slate to lower slope and double roman tile to upper slope, elsewhere slate, but an area of corrugated clear plastic to back wing. A small frontage house stepped back from No.3 and with a deep back wing, and a lean-to to the right of the main body with double roman tile roof. Two storeys and attic, one window front; at ground floor a tall C20 casement, and in lean to a C20 three light casement with glazing bars; at first floor pair of C20 glazing bar casements with broad flush mullions; to roof 2-light glazing bar casement to dormer with flat segmental head. In projecting porch, left a C20 door. Return, right, has 3-light steel casement in lean-to, then, up steps to first floor level a 2-storey wing with C20 flush door in inset section under a continuous wood beam, above which a 2-light wood casement. Gable to right of this built against higher road level, upper part only is visible, part of stone and part squared rubble. This wing has long sweep-down to the rear slope. Gables are coped mainly in stone but some concrete replacement; cut stone stack to main mansard gable, small brick stack in swept-down slope to wing. May have been originally a service wing to the grander property, No3, adjoining. Included mainly for group value .

Listing NGR: ST8222860792

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