Description

In the entry for BITTON BATH ROAD
15/6 (south side)
Nos 154 to 162 (even)

The address shall be amended to read HIGH STREET
(south side)
Nos 154 to 162 (even)

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1.
5118 BITTON BATH ROAD
(south side)
Nos 154 to 162 (even)
ST 6869 15/6
II GV
2.
C18. Two storeys, vernacular row in mixed lias and pennant-stone rubble.
Two cottages with single pitched pantile roofs, rest with mansards. Two
windows per cottage, 2-light casements with plain chamfered stone mullions
(long mullions on ground floor), thin cornices over ground floor windows
of 1st 2 cottages, continuous weathered string over remaining 3 plain
chamfered door openings. Features appear restored, the windows of Nos
158 and 162 are modern casements.
Said to have been built as late as 1767. The mansard roofed cottages were
a poor house and pin factory. The 2 cottages to east were once the village
constable's house and lock-up.

Listing NGR: ST6820369570

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26410347

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