Description

GLOUCESTER

SO81NW TUFFLEY AVENUE
844-1/3/372 (South side)
12/03/73 No.162
The Sheephouse

II

House. Mainly late C18 or early C19 with some later
alterations; may incorporate C14 or C15 structure. Painted
brick, graded stone slate roofs, brick stacks. End-gabled
range in two contiguous parts with eaves at differing levels;
on the north front in the centre a short, cross-gabled wing;
abutting right-hand side of wing a single storey entrance
porch with lean-to roof; on the south side a glazed verandah.
EXTERIOR: two storeys; on the north front dentilled brick
cornices to eaves and central gable, within the porch a
six-panel door, in the front of the central cross-gabled wing
on each floor a three-light casement, to left of wing on the
ground floor two rectangular bay windows with lean-to roofs
and casements, and on the first floor three casements; to
right of wing on each floor three casements, all the casements
in timber frames and with glazing bars. On the south front
facing garden on left hand half a glazed verandah with
decorative, wrought-iron standards.
INTERIOR: not inspected, but reputed to contain medieval
features.

Listing NGR: SO8320816104

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26538012

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