Description

DURSLEY WOODMANCOTE
ST 7597
(east side)
7/80 Nos 65 to 69 (odd)
23.6.52
GV II

Row of three houses. c1830. Painted brick; coursed rubble
limestone to sides and rear; brick chimneys; Welsh slate roof to
No 65, replacement tile to others. Three-storey with throughway
between Nos 67 and 69. Front: single-window fenestration to each
house, flanked by false sashes to No 67, all with voussoir lintels.
Mixed sashes to upper floors including original 16 and 8-pane to No
65. Four round-arched doorways with plain architraves, imposts and
keystones; slightly larger opening to throughway. Doorways
grouped together in two pairs with various doors. Ground floor
fenestration altered to No 65 with late C19 pair of plate glass
sashes in enlarged opening; small-paned bow window to No 67.
Brick pilasters at ends of elevation; moulded eaves cornice.
Ridge-mounted chimneys. Rear: segmental-arched fenestration with
mixture of casements.

Listing NGR: ST7590997649

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26515316

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  England's Post-War Listed Buildings
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