Listed buildings in Nailsworth - Stroud District Council

2 light caseinep in ret ha.^ r,uld with chamfered mullion and label.
Similar 3 light window on ground floor (with modern mullions). Projecting
single storey, wing to left. Door to left hand gable. South gable end
has a 2 light' attic window and 2 single light windows with similar surrounds
and plain weathered cornices,flanking a former doorway (now glazed).
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OLD HORSLEY ROAD
(north-west side)
30.5.51 Old Barn Close,
gate piers and railings
to south-west
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Said to date from 1698. Two and a half storeys. Coursed rubble with
ashlar quoins. Modern tile roof, 2 attic gables. Five windows, modern
wooden cross casements, one early C18 glazing bar sash in roll-mould surround
on ground floor. Central 6 panel door with bracketted pediment. One
of the cellar windows has a chamfered stone mullion. Two gable return
with irregular windows including two 2-light mullioned casements with
drips.
Interior: ground floor south-east room has raised and fielded panelling
of chestnut wood, fluted pilasters flanking former chimney-piece and shell-niche
display cabinet.
Rear extension (possibly earlier) has C19 range opening and a bread oven. /
Staircase of circa 1720-40 with 2 tuned balusters per tread, carved tread
ends and ramped dado. Ashlar gate piers with urns, arrowhead rails and
dog-rails.
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ST 8499 6/36 30.5.51
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OLD HORSIEY ROAD
(north-west side)
The Raywain, Barn Close
(formerly listed as
Cottage adjoining
Old Barn Close to
north-west)
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Adjacent to Old Barn Close. Partly an extension to the house (2 and a
half storeys) and partly converted stables (one and a half storeys).
Early C18, altered early Cl9. Rubble with stone tile roof. Attic gable
to right with 2 ranges of windows, wooden cross casements with replica
drips. Door in one and a half storey part which has hipped dormer and
square bay on ground floor.
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