Description

SX 36 NW ST IVE ST IVE

7/176 Butchers Arms
GV II

Public house. Circa C17. Painted rubblestone with painted slate hanging on first
floor of front. Bitumous coated slate roof with gable ends with rendered rubblestone
stacks in gable ends. Single depth plan extended to double depth with further rear
projecting wing on north. 2 storeys, regular 3 window front.
Ground floor with two 2-light casements without glazing bars flanking rubblestone
porch with gabled slate roof and 6-panelled door within. 3-light casement without
glazing bars to right of porch. Above 3 circa mid C19 2-light casements with glazing
bars. Single storey extension on right-hand gable end and mounting block in front of
left-hand gable end. Rear projecting wing with painted slate-hung first floor. C19
and C20 casements.
Interior; left-hand front room with chamfered ceiling beams. Later granite lintel to
fireplace on right-hand gable end. Upper floors not inspected.
For early photograph of Butchers Arms see
Mary French A Victorian Village. A record of the Parish of Quethiock in Cornwall
1977.

Listing NGR: SX3105867220

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26598971

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