Description

ST 86 SW WINSLEY TURLEIGH

4/317 Uplands with railings

13.11.62

II

House, C17 refronted early C18, rubble stone, originally roughcast,
with ashlar dressings, stone slate roof, coped gables and end
stacks. Two storeys, five-window range originally of 2-light
mullion windows in architraves with moulded sills and leaded
lights, and centre 6-panel door in similar architrave. Ground
floor windows have 12-pane sashes replacing mullioned lights.
Small ashlar coved cornice and ashlar parapet with plain centre
pediment and roundel. Parapet is ramped up each end. North end
lean-to. Rear wing, gabled each end, with sashes on south side. A
rainwater head dated 1847. Attached front wall with spearhead iron
railings and gates.
Interior: Panelled room with fluted pilasters to left of entry,
later C18, but ovolo-moulded doorcases downstairs and upstairs in
front range, C17. Rear range has heavy chamfered beams with
stepped run-out stops. House is said to be dated 1700, but no
known datestone.
(N. Pevsner Wiltshire 1975 540)

Listing NGR: ST8049460631

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26645867

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