Listed buildings in Stonehouse - Stroud District Council

SO 8005 SE STONEHOUSE HIGH STREET
(west side)
7/179 No 30 (Tudor House)
Former detached house, now offices. Early-mid C17; late C18
alterations. Timber framing; rendered infill; random rubble
limestone with much brick patching, all painted; asbestos slate
roof. Single-storey with attic. Front: gable end in square
framing on rendered plinth. Central ground floor 4-light timber
casement with pointed heads; leaded casement above. South side: *
central random rubble gable with off-centre doorway with timber
lintel and small fixed light above; blocked mid-height former
stair light to left; gable mounted chimney now removed. Side of
front wing to right has square framing. Rear wing to left in
brick with stone quoins: off-centre ground floor casement with
brick flat arch; 2 flat-roofed eaves-mounted dormers. North
side: small framed gable at centre with short diagonal bracing;
rendered gable with leaded casement. Some internal alteration
although structure appears complete. (Early photograph in J.H.A.
Anderson, Stonehouse: A Pot-pourri of the Past in Pictures, n.d.)
SO 8005 SE STONEHOUSE HIGH STREET
(west side)
7/180 No 54
(Barclays Bank)
Former house in row, now bank. c1830. Ashlar limestone;
rebuilt artificial stone chimneys; Welsh slate roof. Two-storey
with attic. Front: 3-window fenestration, 16-pane sashes in
plain openings to upper floor; 2 canted bays to ground floor
flanking doorway with fluted timber pilasters and entablature, 6panel
fielded door. Parapet gable to south end. Ridge-mounted
chimneys. The least altered in row of Regency houses.
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