Description

SO 9629 GOTHERINGTON MALLESON ROAD
(south side)

15/107 Ashmead

4.7.60
II

House. C17. Coursed squared and dressed limestone and square
panelled timber framing with rendered infill; stone slate roof;
ashlar stack, paired ashlar, rendered, and brick stacks. Stone-
built range facing main village street with part limestone part
timber framed range at right angles to rear. Symmetrical 2-
windowed entrance front lit by 3-light double-chamfered stone-
mullioned casements with stopped hoods and large ornate fleur-de-
lys hinges. Central C20 gabled stone-built porch with a C20 plank
door. Single 3-light double-chamfered stone-mullioned casement to
the ground floor of the right gable end; similar 2-light casement
in the attic.
Range at right angles to rear with timber-framed first floor: 2-
light stone-mullioned casement with stopped hood and C20 plate
glass window to the ground floor. Small canted oriel window;
larger 2-light oriel window and a C19 casement; 2-light wooden
casement with horizontal glazing bars and a single-light casement
with glazing bars to the first floor. Stone-built gable end with
three courses of pigeon holes with projecting landings towards the
apex. Stepped coping to gable ends of stone built range; roll-
cross saddle to the right gable end. Interior of front left-hand
room of stone-built part: open fireplace with bressumer beam;
inglenook seat to left with small cupboard door at back giving
access to void which is ventilated at the top by a cupboard with
pierced drop-shaped splat balusters; similar vent with 'S'-curved
splat balusters to the right of the fireplace; close studded
timber framed partition wall to same room; beams with moulded
stops.

Listing NGR: SO9633429627

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26448610

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