Description

SOUTH STREET
1.
1469
Catmos Cottage
SK 8608 4/109
II
2.
With Nos 2, 2a and 2b Catmos Street. A late C17 and early C18 house
much altered and extended. Stone. Slate roof. Moulded stone eaves
cornice. 2-storeys. 4 windows (and 1 oriel) straight stone arches with
keystones. Centre, formed by the gable end of the centre part of the
building, breaks forward and includes a modern oriel window over a modern
door. The gable end is stone capped, and contains a large circular moulded
stone blank plaque. A large gable end to Catmos Street contains a wide
segmental brick arched shallow recess with stone keystone, extended over
2-storeys with 1 window to each. Above is a similar stone plaque.
Stabling extends up Catmos Street with wide gable over doorway in centre.
4 windows, elliptical stone arches.

The description notes should be amended to read :-

2.
With Nos 2, 2a and 2b Catmos Street. A late C17 and early C18 house
much altered and extended. Stone. Slate roof. Moulded stone eaves
cornice. 2-storeys. 4 windows (and 1 oriel) straight stone arches with
keystones. Centre, formed by the gable end of the centre part of the
building, breaks forward and includes a modern oriel window over a modern
door. The gable end is stone capped, and contains a large circular moulded
stone blank plaque. A large gable end to Catmos Street contains a wide
segmental brick arched shallow recess with stone keystone, extended over
2-storeys with 1 window to each. Above is a similar stone plaque.
Stabling extends up Catmos Street with wide gable over doorway in centre.
4 windows, elliptical stone arches (now Rutland County Museum).

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SOUTH STREET
1.
1469
SK 8608 4/109 Catmos Cottage
II
2.
With Nos 2, 2a and 2b Catmos Street. A late Cl7 and early c18 house much
altered and extended. Stone. Slate roof. Moulded stone eaves cornice.
2-storeys. 4 windows (and 1 oriel) straight stone arches with keystones.
Centre, formed by the gable end of the centre part of the building, breaks
forward and includes a modern oriel window over a modern door. The gable
end is stone capped, and contains a large circular moulded stone blank
plaque. A large gable end to Catmos Street contains a wide segmental brick
arched shallow recess with stone keystone, extended over 2-storeys with
1 window to each. Above is a similar stone plaque. Stabling extends up
Catmos Street with wide gable over doorway in centre. 4 windows, elliptical
stone arches.

Listing NGR: SK8629508524

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26330987

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