Listed buildings in Nailsworth - Stroud District Council

5227 T.ABRAM'S PITCH
Ornamental garden
feature with seat
to south of
Bannut Tree Chapel
STX 8599 6/138
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Built of fragoents thought to come from Horsely ehurch(or alternatively
Amberley church). Probably therefore mediaeval. Hexagonal base incorporating
a quatre-foil panel. Among the fragments are a cusped tracery head with
ball finial behind. Various carved stones. Partly formed into a seat.
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5227 TETBURY LAI E
ST 89 NE 4/139
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Barn about 370 yds
south of Ringfield Farm
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Known as Chapel Barn. Early to mid C19. White cotswold stone rubble
with asbestos roof. One catslide midstrey on each side of slight projection
(rear one has single door only). Blind opening to north gable end, a triplet
of arched windows and one on each side to north of midstreys, these openings
are plastered and painted with ecclesiastical tracery.
Three bay interior, roof formed of 2 rows of half purlins, one main rafter
on each truss has curved base to tie. Curved braces to wall beam across
midstrey.
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5227 V(tsJ CAt-JK A,-tTMoM THEESCOMBE HILL
SO 8400 5/140
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Vandyke
2.
Early C19. Two and a half storeys. Coursed rubble with cotswold stone
roof. Two segment-headed dormers with glazing bar sash windows. Three
glazing bar sash windows on first floor. Modern conservatory obscures
ground floor. Two mid-C19 gables to left hand return.
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