Description

In the entry for:-

SOUTH PETHERTON PALMER STREET
ST 4316
(north side)
7/144
No 10 (Cranleigh)

GV II

The entry shall be amended to:-

5367 SOUTH PETHERTON PALMER STREET
(north side)
7/144
Nos 1, 2 and 3 Cranleigh
Court

GV II

House now three dwellings. C17, modified and extended early C19, converted 1987.
Ashlar facade; coursed, squared stone with ashlar dressings to rear. Front range
has Welsh slates to front roof pitches, asbestos tiles to rear; rear range has clay
pantile roof. L-plan: north (rear) wing (No 3) C17, south (front) cross wing (Nos 1
and 2) an extension in villa style. 2 storeys, south facade 3 bays. Plinth, band
course, rusticated quoins. Central bay has round-arched, beaded and imposted former
doorway, now blocked and with window under plain fanlight. 16-pane sash windows
in plain surrounds with keyed lintels, right-hand bay having early C20 bay window
with plain sashes and hipped slate roof to ground floor. Hipped, oversailing roof
with brick stack to right end. Rear: blocked central doorway flanked by 1987 door-
ways; central lst-floor window with early C20 stained glass and timber lintel.
On left, one bay link with 1987 windows, that on 1st floor retaining timber lintel.
Projecting from this is the 2-bay C17 range;- C20 board door to right in lean-to
conservatory; two 2-light mullioned windows on ground floor, that to left ovolo-
moulkded in wave-moulded recess, that to right chamfered-moulded in chamfered
recess, windows rectangular-leaded casements; 1987 windows to 1st floor with con-
crete lintels. Early C20 single-storey bay further left roof of special interest.
No 4 Cranleigh Court attached to rear and built in 1987 not included in listing.

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SOUTH PETHERTON CP PALMER STREET (North side)
ST4316
7/144 No 10
(Orchardleigh)

GV II

Detached House. C17, modified and extended in early C19. Ham stone ashlar facade, cut and squared work with ashlar
dressings behind; hipped Welsh slate roof with wide eaves overhang to south crosswing, clay pantiled roof with stepped
coped north gable; brick chimney stacks. 'L'-plan, with the northwards wing of C17, and south crosswing an extension in
a villa style: 2-storeys, south facade of 3 bays. Plinth, band course, rusticated quoins: 16-pane sash windows in plain
openings with keystoned labels, but lower bay 3 has an early C20 angled bay window with plain sashes and hipped slate
roof: lower bay 2 has a beaded semi-circular arched surround with imposts to recess with C19 part-glazed door with
plain fanlight over. Matching one-bay link to rear, with sash window below and 3-light leaded casement above, then the
2-bay C17 block: below, two 2-light mullioned windows, the left ovolo-mould in wave-mould recess, the right
chamfer-mould in chamfered recess, no labels, rectangular leaded; above two 3-light casements with timber lintels, of
early pattern with iron-framed opening light, rectangular-leaded: plain doorway to lower bay 2 protected by lean-to
conservatory which extends westward to C19 block. Interior not seen.

Listing NGR: ST4300716966

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26475457

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