Description

INSTOW VICTORIA TERRACE, Instow
SS 43 SE
1/104 Pilton Cottage, and No. 2
Victoria Terrace
GV II

2 adjoining terraced houses. Circa 1830-40. Painted stucco. Slate roof, gable
end to left end, with lions head guttering. Brick ridge stack and stack at left
end with Peters marland clay pots.
2 rooms deep, Pilton Cottage at end of terrace single room wide with staircase hall
to right, No. 2 Victoria Terrace is double-fronted central staircase plan.
2 storeys, with attic storey to Pilton Cottage. Plat-band with Ionic pilasters at
left-end of terrace and to right end of No. 2. Overall 5-window range. Pilton
Cottage has sashes to left side on each floor, the glazing bars to the lower sash
in each case removed. 12-paned sash to right over 6-panelled door with fanlight.
No. 2 has symmetrical facade with two 16-paned sashes on each floor flanking 12-
paned sash over semi-circular headed doorway with 6-panelled door and decorative
ironwork fanlight. All window openings have horizontal sliding louvred timber
shutters.
Interior: No. 2 has round-arched lobby inner door surround and 2-panelled base to
door, the upper half glazed with 4 panes and margin bars. C19 joinery entirely
intact with 6 panelled doors, panelled internal window shutters etc. Central
staircase with moulded handrail ramped up to slender turned newels, stick balusters
and moulded string. Moulded plasterwork cornices to principal rooms and hall.
Pilton Cottage interior not inspected, but said to retain similar features. The 2
houses form part of terrace with Bryher House and Orchard House (q.v.).

Listing NGR: SS4722330358

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26457154

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