Listed buildings in Nailsworth - Stroud District Council

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ST 8499 6/114
II GV
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OLD BRISTOL ROAD
(north-west side)
The Manse
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Possibly C18 altered. Now has symmetrical early-mid C19 elevation to I
east. Set down from road. Coursed rubble. Stone tile roof. Three bays;
2 gables, valley masked by slight pedimented break. Glazing bar sashes. Two
and a half storeys, arched windows in gables. Arched central doorwayA
with panelled door. Gabled chimney on left hand return.
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5227 OLD HORSLEY ROAD (
(south-east side)
ST 8499 6/341
II GV
30.5.51 Stephana( V ttXI
(formerly listed as
premises occupied by
B Close under
Horsley Road)
ST 8499 6/34 and Cornerways
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Circa 1700 or early C18. Typical gabled Cotswold type house. Two and
a half storeys and basement. Built of rabble with ashlar quoins. Stone
and modern tile roof with saddlestones. Chimney to north-east has moulded
capping. To rear: slight gabled break with moulded oval apex window and
2 light chamfered mullion windows, one to attic, 2 on ground and first
floors, these have common labels. Later one window extension to left.
Return elevation to west has 3 gables, the central one smaller. Return
elevation to east of 2 gables, the right hand one set back with oval window
to roof-space, the left hand one has newel stair. Later one and a half
storey extension to left.
Road front has flush gable to left with a similar arrangement of windows
as rear and moulded porthole window to roof-space. Ground floor has central
door in ovolo moulded frame and with (modern) flanking windows under mouldedl
beam which has stopped ovolo moulding on street, like interior fittings.
Interior: traces of former newel stairs to north-east. East room on ground
floor has stopped ovolo moulded beam and doorcase. Roof-construction
with extended collar trusses on gable ends.
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