Description

NAPTON ON THE HILL HIGH STREET
SP4660 (West side)
11/81 Byfield House and attached
walls 5

GV II

House and attached walls. 1732, with late C19 alterations and one-bay addition
to left. Regular coursed ironstone with C19 brick splayed cornice. Slate roofs;
blue brick end stacks have string course and oversailing cornice; left range has
red brick end stack. Central staircase plan. 2 storeys; 4-window range. Left
range slightly lower, with shallower roof pitch. Late C19 half-glazed moulded
panelled door and overlight, moulded panelled intrados and hood on iron
brackets. 4-pane sashes have irregular rendered surrounds and painted chamfered
stone lintels. Right return side has datestone with sunk panel and initials
R.H.M. Gable has stone splayed cornice. Interior not inspected. Walls attached
to left and rear. C18, Coursed ironstone rubble with tile coped top. Wall to
left has plank door. 3 blocked openings with wood lintels.

Listing NGR: SP4640260972

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26480908

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