Description

CORSHAM STATION ROAD
ST 87 70
5/369 No. 1
GV II

House, early to mid C18, ashlar and rubble stone with stone tiled
roof and coped west gable Two storeys and attic. Ashlar north
front with wallface stack, coved eaves cornice, string course and
high plinth. Channelled angle pilasters. One hipped dormer, 3-
window range of 12-pane sashes in raised moulded surrounds, top
right window blank. Three basement 2-light flush cyma-moulded
windows. West end wall is ashlar with channelled angle pilasters,
attic casement pair in architrave, first floor small Venetian
window, 3-12-3 panes, with rusticated centre arch and keystone.
String course over ground floor., Twelve-pane sash in raised
moulded surround to right and door to left in bead-moulded surround
recessed in rusticated segmental arched doorway with imposts,
keystone and pediment on brackets over. Two rounded steps up to
door. East end wall has gable casement and first floor 2-light
mullion window, ovolo-moulded with cyma-moulded mullion and ground
floor 2-light flush cyma-moulded window.

Listing NGR: ST8719170230

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26572383

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