Listed buildings in Nailsworth - Stroud District Council

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5227 TEE ROLLER
ST 8499 6/160
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Whitehall1
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Circa 1700. Traditional Cotswold cottage. Two and a half storeys, rubble
with stone tile roof and saddlestones. One range of windows to gables
facing east and north, one and 2 light mullioned casements with drips.
Door with drip in return of east gable. Paired gables to north, left
hand one has drip to gable window, the right hand one a cornice. West
gable has a blocked window with flue through it. South front has hipped
dormer and 2 ranges of windows, the right hand one with mullion and drip
stone.
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5227 SHORTWOOD
ST 89 NW 3/120
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Merton Cottages
(Nos 4 and 5)
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Late C17 and early C18. Two storeys, No 4 with gable lit attic. Coursed
rubble with steep pitched Cotswold stone roof. Two+one+one windows, wood
lintelled casements (right hand bay a later rendered and pantiled extension).
Two doors, each with bracketted and bargeboarded gabled porches. No 5
has a 2 light mullion window with label to rear.
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5227 SHORTWOOD
ST 89 NW 3/121
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Church of All Saints
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Church of England. Small chapel designed by William Chissold of Stroud
1866. Early English style. Coursed rubble and Cotswold stone roof.
Small bellcote to west. Five bay nave with paired lancets and oculi under
relieving arch. Lower 2 window chancel with labels to lancets. Gabled
south porch with unusual cusping.
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