Listed buildings in Nailsworth - Stroud District Council

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30.5.51E
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CHESTNUT HILL
(south-west side)
Friends Meeting House
2.
Mid C17 possibly converted from farm buildings of adjacent house. Repaired
1794 and 1810. Rubble with stone tile roof. Arched double doorway to
left with stop-chamfered surround, keystone (device obscured by lamp-bracket),
and imposts, square label with panelled diagonal stops and a half-round
threshold stone. A pair of wide windows to right, set back chamfer surround
and mullions, single label over. Two gables to right hand return, one
with saddlestone and one range of windows - on ground floor a sash window
inserted in opening of a former 3 light mullion window; part of the surround
-used.
Two storey extension to left with one window on each floor, 2 light casements,
on ground floor chamfered mullion, set back chamfered surround and drip,
on first floor an old leaded casement. Linked to No 1 Quaker's Close
(qv).
Interior: plain room with raised and fielded panelling and oak benches.
Small gallery.
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CHESTNUT HILL
(south-west side)
Chestnut Hill House
2.
Central part early to mid C18. Two and a half storeys. Coursed and
dressed rubble, band over ground floor. Stone tile roof. Irregular
ashlar chimneys, one with moulded capping. Three windows, C19 glazed
sashes with raised surrounds, pulvinated frieze and pediment to centre
first floor window. Two French windows to terraced verandah on ground
floor, doorway to left with tented canopy, 4 panel door with transom
light. One bay extension to right. Two bay extension (1888) to left.
Two dormers with bargeboards to gables. North-east end shews work of
later C18 and early-mid C19. Part of rear consists of a 3 gabled brick
extension.
Quadrant entrance opposite garden entrance to The Deverells (qv).
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