Listed buildings in Nailsworth - Stroud District Council

5227 STATION ROAD
SO 8400 5/134 23.7.75
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Nailsworth Railway
Station House
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Branch line 1864-67. One and 2 storeys. Ashlar with some polychromy
(see voussoirs and relieving arches). Slate roofs with 4 groups of chimneys
which have decorative capping. Crested ridge. Drive front has to left
a single storey open arcade with "Romanesque" columns and carved capitals:
3s1 bays with hipped slate roof. To right of this is a plain single storey
range, with 2 mullion and transom windows flanking a small window. Right
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hand block is 2 storeys,gable fronted with bargeboards and a bracketted,
slated gabled door hood of wood; irregular windows 2+1 on each floor.
The platform side of this block has a projecting one window bargeboarded
gable; in centre 2 hipped loggias with carved corbel capitals from projecting
side walls - this screens 3 windows and 2 outer doors; gabled wing to
right has shield in coped gable and canted bay on ground floor.
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5227 STROUD ROAD
(south-west side)
White Croft Drinking I
Fountain
ST 8499 6/135 3
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Circa 1860s. Small gabled aedicule in stone in Gothic style over a pointed
arch recess. Illegible inscription below. K
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5227 STROUD ROAD J
(north-east side)
Egypt Kill
ST 8499 6/6 E t M
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C18 and early C19 rebuilding, incorporating considerable portions of older
structures (including apparently mediaeval masonry). Rubble with Cotswold U
stone roof. In 2 parts, left hand part 2-and a half (or one and a half)
storeys: 3 gabled dormers, 2+3 windows (casements) in partly blocked openings,
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