Description

YATTON C.P. HIGH STREET (south side)
ST 46 NW
5/161 Causeway House
- II
House. C17 origin, extended c.1800, with C19 and C20 alterations. Rubble,
rendered, pantiled roof with ridge and gable stacks, plain tiles. 2 storeys and
4 windows, first floor has 2-light casement with 6 panes each light, 9-pane
casement, 4-pane casement and 2-light casement of 4 panes each light; ground
floor has sash, 2-light casement, 1/2-glazed door and 2-light casement of 6 panes
each light; roof extended to right over single storey addition with door and
upper loading door with strap hinges to inner side. Right return has garage
doors in addition; left return has blank gable end. Rear has canted bay to
right with sash and 8-pane sash to each side, pilasters between sashes and plain
tiled roof, roof extended to left over C20 French window; to left, 2-storey C19
parallel range has similar bay without roof and 3-light C20 casement at first
floor, C20 concrete pantiled roof, external stack and first floor 6-pane light to
side; at end left, slightly lower roof level with C20 plate-glass window at
ground floor and glazed porch set in angle. Interior: not inspected, possibly
originally through passage plan.

Listing NGR: ST4325865466

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26421985

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