Listed buildings in Nailsworth - Stroud District Council

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S SO 8400 5/99
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INCBBROOK HILL
Inchbrook House
Dated 1861. Tudor style. Three storeys with 2 storey wings. Coursed
rabble with hipped modern tile roof on wide eaves. Tudor arch windows
with stone mullions and dripstones, 2 and 3 light casements. Slight central
break. Two windows and central range of carved window panels (date on
5 second floor). Wings have moulded caps and one window each. Left hand
* wing has square headed doorway with drip. Right hand wing has stone pediment
over panelled oak door. Cast iron trellis porch to right hand return
* entrance.
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SO 8400 5/100
IJCEBROOK HILL
The Mount
2.
Early C19. Two storeys and attic. Coused rubble with band over first
floor and blocking course. Slate roof with central gabled dormer and
sash windows in gable ends. End chimneys. Three windows, glazing bar
P sashes. Central square headed panelled door with tented canopy. Extension
to left. Similar rear elevation.
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I .ST 8499 6/43
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30.5.51
MARKET STHP2T
(north-west side)
Premises of Winterbotham,
Ball andx Gadsen,
Solicitors and the
Stroud Building Society.
(formerly listed as
The Clothiers Arms)
2.
Early C19. Ashlar with plat band, first floor cill band. Hipped slate
* roof. Three storeys. Three windows, glazing bar sashes, on ground floor
to right a modern building society shop front with glazing bare. Central
doors with battered Tuuscan pilasters and pediment. Crowning cornice and
blocking course. Interior altered.
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