Description

SW 84 32 ST JUST IN ROSELAND MARINE PARADE, St Mawes

7/105 Marine House and Cobblestones
- (formerly listed as Nos 17 & 18)
30-5-67
GV II

House and 2 cottages to rear. C18, refronted early C19. Painted brick front over
rubble base. Rubble rear and end walls. Dry Delabole slate roof with gable ends.
Rendered chimney over gable end left and external lateral stack (truncated) to rear.
Cottages are cob with corrugated asbestos gable ended roofs. House is 2 room, single
depth plan. Cottages adjoining at right angles to rear are also 2 room plans but
left cottage was formerly a pair. 3 storeys to house and 2 storey cottages. House
has symmetrical 3 window, south, road front except for rear access doorway right.
Central entrance doorway with early/mid C19 doorcase with consoles. Cambered brick
arches to ground and first floor openings. C20 plate glass brick arches to ground
and first floor openings. C20 plate glass windows to ground floor; C19, 16-pane
hornless sashes to first floor and 6-pane, horned sashes to second floor. East, 4
window front of cottages built into slope with roof at 2 levels. Ground floor
doorway, left of left cottage has panelled, top glazed door within C19 box porch with
louvered sides, incised scrolls to jambs and simplified entablature; C20 window in
adjoining former doorway opening right with arched hood on wrought iron stanchions
and 12-pane 2-light casement (copy) to right; Victorian horned sash with marginal
glazing to first floor left and old 12-pane, 2-light casement, right. Right cottage
ie. Cobblestones has symmetrical front with central door with boarded door. 12-pane,
2-light casements to ground floor and old 12-pane horizontal-sliding sashes to first
floor.
Interiors not inspected

Listing NGR: SW8465932983

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26429890

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