Listed buildings in Nailsworth - Stroud District Council

5227 CHESTNUT HILL 11
(south-west side)
ST £t499 6/30 30.5.51|
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The Wool Loft
(formerly listed as
Newmants Wool Warehouse)
2.
Dated S W 1726 roughly in centre of north-west front. Three and a half
storeys, coursed, dressed and squared rubble. Stone tile roof. Three
gables each with 2 light chamfered mullion windows and drips. Fenestration
below altered. Three windows on second floor with common label, blocked
C09 opening to left, 2 light in centre and 4 light to right. First floor I
has 4 windows, 3 and 4 light mullion casements, partly blocked, only
one retains label. Modern lean-to across ground floor obscures datestone
and various openings. ,
Rear of main part has saddlestones to gables, one with pigeon-loft. i
Three storey 2 window extension to east, C19, in rubble with slate roof
and cambered brick heads to windows. *
Interior: the loft shews the roof carpentry which is a good example of '
cross gabling with collars resting on gables.
5227 CHESTNUT HILL I
(south-west side)
(Quakers Close) Nos 1 and 2 a
(formerly listed as
Box Cottage)
ST 8499 6/29 30.5.51
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Probably mid-late C17. Two storeys, painted rubble with stone tile roof
and 2 chimneys. Large gable to left with saddlestone, blocked roof-space jY
and attic windows. First and ground floor windows irregular one on
each floor to gable [dripmoulds, set back chamfers mullionsj, similar
windows without drips flank doorway to right (No 15 which consists of
Tudor arch with ogee moulded surround and drip over deep lintel. Plain
chamfered 2-light mullion window over.
Door to No 2 is a modern insertion with wood lintel and large window.
Rear elevation similar to front. Elevation to New Market Road more regular. 3