Listed buildings in Nailsworth - Stroud District Council

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5227 NEWMARKET ROAD
I ~~ST 8499 6/108
5 II
GV
Clematis Cottage
2.
Early C18 altered. Two storeys, rubble with Cotswold stone roof. End
chimney to right. Two windows, 3 light casements, modern to left, mullioned
with drip on ground floor to right. Central door, ledged with centre
light.
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5227
SO 8400 5/109
II
NORTPFIELDS ROAD
Pentecot and Paos
2.
Pentecot is early C18. Paos is a mid-late C19 matching extension. Four
windows on first floor, one-two-one on ground floor, 2 light mullioned
casements, outer windows on ground floor have cornices. Ledged door with
strap hinges in stop-chamfered surround off-centre right, flanking windows,
drips. To left of centre is a mid-late C19 door and window under common
drip.
To rear Pentecot has one and 2 light casements with drips.
Paos is included as part of Pentecot only.
5227
SO 80 SW 1/110
II
GV
IUMPSFIELD ROAD
Wood Farmhouse
2.
Built in the 1840s, for Edward Leigh, the builder of Woodohester Park.
Good Cotswold style. Two storeys; irregular. Rubble with tile roof,
coped ridges and saddlestones. Three ridge chimneys with diagonal shafts.
Three attic gables and one projecting gable with quatrefoil vent. Two
and three light casement windows, rebated mullions, drips. Multi-light
windows on ground floor. Continuous drip over ground floor returned
just short of left hand window with diagonal stops. Lean-to porch obscures
heavily moulded Tudor arch doorway, drip raised over door and adjacent
window with patterned tracery. Small 2 light mullion window above porch.
Two wings to rear with linking colonnade (now filled).
Interior contains a number of "smart" features (eg chamfered corners).
A good example of Cotswold style revival at an early date with unusual
"extras" (eg colonnade loggia at rear).
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