Description

SP 03 SW WINCHCOMBE THE STREET, GRETTON
(north side)
1/190
No 2 Gardeners
- Cottage

- II

Two cottages, now one, end dwelling in short row. C17. Ashlar limestone,
stone slate roof to saddle back coped gables and gable stacks with plain
cappings, the left stack being set in to ridge a very short distance from
gable. Two storeys and attic, 2+1-windowed, two small 2-light casement
gabled dormers over 2-light casement with bars, 2-light small hollow chamfer
mullion casement and 3-light the same at first floor, and 2-light casement
with bars, 1-light transom, 2 plank doors, one with C19 strap hinges, and
3-light casement with horizontal bars, ground floor. Back has continuous
later lean-two but above this and below eaves remains of three 2-light
mullioned casements with stopped drips, and in gable, left, 2 over 3 over
3-light, blocked hollow chamfer stone-mullioned casements, top one with
stopped drip mould. Interior not seen.

Listing NGR: SP0095330340

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26383800

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