Listed buildings in Nailsworth - Stroud District Council

5227 MARKET STEEET
(north-west side)
ST 8499 6/101 London House
II CGV
2.
Probably early C19 front to earlier house. Two storeys, painted ashlar
rubble with corniced coping. Hipped stone tile roof with central rendered
chimney. Three windows on first floor, glazing bar sashes in panelled
architraves with slight cornices. Decorative band of lozenges over ground
floor obscured by 2 mid-late C19 shop windows with colonettes and with
fascia brackets carved with decorative chevrons, right hand window has
central recessed entrance.
This house has interesting return front to west which forms a 2 and a
half storey extension now partly concealed by buildings of circa 1897.
Coursed rubble with drilled ashlar base courses. Moulded cornice and
parapet. Two windows separated by keyed blind porthole window (formerly
4 with a further porthole window). Windows have wide surrounds and cornices,
some retain glazing bars. Band of lozenges at first floor level. Pedimented
doorcase.
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1.
5227 MINCEINAMPTON CODMON
SO 8500 5/102
II
South-east wing to
Beaudesert Park School
2.
1870-73 by Ewan Christian for J G Frith's (a local business man's) widow. K
Very large 2 and a half storey "black and white" Elizabethan style house
apparently timber framed with stone dressings and plaster panels. Slate
and tile roofs, highly wrought spiral and otherwise chimneys in brick.
Numerous interior features (fireplaces, panelled and painted ceilings,
painted glass etc) survive. The initials J G F re-occur freqxuently.
Library ceiling said to have been painted by Gambier Parry. Staircase
with splat balusters. Lesser extensions to north-west. See: Building
News dated 9 October 1874, and The Architect dated 7 November 1874.
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