Description

NEWLAND
1.
1625
(South Side)
No 122.
Garden wall and
railings to No 122.
ST 6416 2/363
II GV
2.
Later C19 front to probably earlier C19 core. 2 storeys. 3 window bays.
Slate roof. Stuccoed front. 2 splayed by windows to either end, one of
stone, sash windows without glazing bars. Square late C19 or later glazed
porch; panelled door with rectangular fanlight behind. Garden wall and
railings are connected to front of house in Long Street return. Stone
rubble wall with capping. Railings of a late C18 to early to mid C19 style
which seems to ante-date later C19 appearance of house. Railings have
uprights with spear-headed finials. Standards with urn finials. Uprights
to gate rise alternately to 2 different heights. Ashlar piers with capping.

No 122 including garden wall and railings form a group with The Yews, Kelston,
St Kilda, Premises occupied by Castleton Store, Premises occupied by "m
and e" centre and Wenlock, Long Street.

Listing NGR: ST6438716772

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26404362

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