Description

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SU 73 SW
5/2

EAST TISTED
GOSPORT ROAD
Tisted House

(Formerly listed as Tisbury House, previously listed as The Rectory)

21.9.83

G V
II

House. Mid C19. Tudor Gothic style. Walls of ashlar malmstone, hoodmoulds, flat arches, chamfered reveals, plinth. Steep tiled roof with varied gables (ending in kneelers), with patterned tiling: two storeys and attic, with complex asymetrical elevations to three sides. Entrance (north elevation: 1.3.0 windows with gables at each side, the south being masked by an attached tapered stack, and a large porch with parapet, diagonal buttresses, Tudor arches to openings on three sides. Sashes. Two glazed inner and outer doors. West elevation: 1.1 windows with a large gable to the south side, similar features, and windows with pointed heads and lozenges at the corners. South elevation: 1.2 windows, with unequal gables, similar features, and a large splayed bay. Prominent chimneys with grouped circular flues on rectangular bases.

Listing NGR: SP7562038022

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26634271

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