Description

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5363 CORK STREET

Former stables to
ST 7748 SE 5/348 GV Monmouth House

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Apparently a later C17 house. Plain to street. North front interesting though
altered. 2 storeys, coursed rubble with coved cornice to half hipped pantile roof.
5 bays (openings blocked), wider bay to right hand side with doorway to right of
1st floor in moulded reveals and modern garage doors below. 4 windows on 1st floor
in moulded reveals, formerly with central moulded mullion, centre window has no
dressings. On ground floor, central Tudor arch doorway with moulded spandrels
and flanking cross-mullion windows with coved hoods (right bend window lacks lower
mullion). Garage doors to left. Ledged door in moulded reveals (c,1680s ovolo
type, formerly with stop) in western return.
Interior converted to stables. Chamfered oak beams and tiebeam.

Listing NGR: ST7757448092

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26629102

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