Description

KEMBLE WEST LANE
ST 9897
(west side)
13/70 Nos 134 and 135
II
Two adjoining cottages. Probably early C18. Rubble stone, with
quoins to No. 135, stone slate roof, single large stone ridge
stack. Break in stonework between cottages, No. 134 projecting
forward very slightly. Single range of single storey and attic,
with small flat roofed extension to left on No. 134 not of special
interest. Main front to east has 2 gables, larger to left (No.
134). Gable to left has 2-light stone mullion and similar below,
with single C20 light to left and entrance in new extension. Gable
to right has 2-light wood casement with timber lintel, similar
longer on ground floor. Door to left with flat stone hood on
brackets. Small stone lean-to to right-hand return of No. 135.

Listing NGR: ST9880697209

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26625467

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