Description

KINGSTEIGNTON GOLVERS HILL ROAD
SX 87 SE
5/139 Brookside (No 1)
23.8.55

GV II

House. Probably C18 or early C19, some remodelling of the circa 1870s, the main
range said to have been re-fronted in the early C20. Cob and slate roof with
sprocketted eaves and coped end gables; end stacks and front lateral stack to the
first floor in the centre. The rear wing is thatched and gabled at the end with 2
axial stacks with brick shafts.
The original plan is unclear. The main range is single depth to the left and centre
with a central entrance hall containing the stair and heated rooms to left and right.
The main range is double depth at the right end which is separately roofed. At right
angles to the pain range a rear left wing of 2 heated rooms is extended by an
outbuilding. At the left end of the main range a single-storey block (described as a
'porch' in the 1952 list description) is built over a mill leat.
2 storeys. Symmetrical 4-bay front with a C19 central half-glazed front door with
margin glazing, a rectangular fanlight and panelled soffit and reveals. The 4 first
floor windows have segmental arched heads and hood moulds with label stops. The
outer casements are 3-light, 3 panes per light with high transoms, the centre windows
similar 2-light casements. French windows to left and right on the ground floor with
hoodmoulds and label stops. 1-light window to right of front door with 3 panes, a
hoodmould and label stops. The front lateral stack in the centre is flush with the
front of the house.
The west elevation of the rear wing has a recessed section in the centre and 4
casement windows. The 4 window east elevation, parallel to Crossley Moor Road is
slightly set back at the left end with a decayed 3-light ground floor window. The
central section is recessed at first floor level with a 2-light first floor casement,
3 panes per light above a blocked opening on the ground floor. The right hand
section (house accommodation) has 2 first floor 2-light casements, 6 panes per light
and two 3-light ground floor casements, 8 panes per light. Single-storey block at
right angles to the wing projects over the mill leat in Crossley Moor Road.
Interior : Not fully inspected. The stair and right hand chimney piece of the main
range are circa 1870s but the right hand room has a chamfered cross beam which
probably dates from the C18 or earlier. Rear wing not inspected internally but may
have features of interest.

Listing NGR: SX8717973165

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26618955

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