Description

BRISTOL

ST5973 COTHAM ROAD, Cotham
901-1/4/1172 (South side)
04/03/77 Nos.8 AND 10
(Formerly Listed as:
COTHAM ROAD
(South side)
Nos.8, 10A AND 10B)

II

Pair of attached houses, now 3. Mid C19. Probably by George
Gay. Limestone ashlar, rendered sides, roof not visible.
Double-depth plan. Neoclassical style. 2 storeys, basement and
attic; 4-window range.
A symmetrical front has projecting wings, banded ground floor
to a plat band, first-floor paired pilasters to an entablature
with a bracketed cornice, and a low attic storey with paired
pilasters topped with small pediments.
In the central section is a plain, deep C20 doorway inserted
to the right of the left-hand window; returns have projecting
centres with paired pilasters to entablatures, rectangular
overlights and 2-leaf, 3-panel doors, and a raised parapet to
an external chimney above the doorway. 3-light outer bays have
parapets and 4/4-panes sashes with margin panes, first-floor
windows with architraves and cornices above, and inner windows
with eared architraves and sill bands, to sashes with margin
bars. INTERIOR not inspected. One of a type of house built by
Gay along Cotham Road and in Tyndall's Park.

Listing NGR: ST5831873865

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26497824

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