Listed buildings in Nailsworth - Stroud District Council

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COSSACK SQUARE
Britannia Inn
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Early C18 with later extensions. Three storeys. Rubble in thin courses.
Slate roof, various chimeys, one ashlar to right with moulded capping,
one side chimney to rear. Two plus three windows, 2 and 3 light casements
with hollow chamfered mullions in rebated surrounds and with labels;
right hand windows later. Central projecting lobby extension with entrance
obscuring good moulded doorcase with pulvinated frieze and architrave
(lower part returned above plinth).
On each side of door is a narrow single light window with label extended
to adjacent window.
Plain C19 Tuscan portico with blocking course to right. Mid C19 single-storey
extension to right with a pair of sash windows.
Small blocked window to right of rear chimney.
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FOUNTAIN STREET
Stone built block at
Day's Mill to rear of
Fountain Street frontage
2.
Tucked behind the later C19 Fountain Street frontage. Once called Nailsworth
Nill.
Thought to have been rebuilt circa 1800 for Jeremiah Day.
Stone built with slate roof. Typical 3 storey mill building on the
Nailsworth Stream. Seven windows to south, the right hand one blind.
Modern door to left. Later 3 storey brick extension to left (probably
for an engine).
North front has slight 2 window break (originally for a pediment),
bays divided 2-2-4, lower floors obscured. This building is shown as
10 bays wide with central pedimontedbreak in a mid C19 view illustrated
in VCH Glos Vol XI opposite page 176.
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