CLOVELLY CROSS FILLING STATION
Overview
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: II
List Entry Number: 1104502
Date first listed: 19-Jun-1989
Statutory Address: CLOVELLY CROSS FILLING STATION
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Location
Statutory Address: CLOVELLY CROSS FILLING STATION
The building or site itself may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
County: Devon
District: Torridge (District Authority)
Parish: Clovelly
National Grid Reference: SS 31318 23316
Summary
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History
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Details
CLOVELLY CLOVELLY CROSS
SS 32 SW
5/97 Clovelly Cross Filling Station
GV II
Petrol filling station and station attendants house. 1930 by architects Orphoot and
Whiting of Bideford for Christine Hamlyn. Brick walls, all roughcast and
whitewashed, hipped and gabled slate roofs.
Plan: in 2 halves; to right the petrol filling area with a covered filling area (a
sort of port-clochere), flanking service rooms and shop at rear; to left the
station-attendants house; all in a loose Italianate style; "a model of its kind".
Exterior: covered filling area with a hipped roof with a bellcast, on front 2
narrow semi-circular headed archways which flank abroad central square-headed
opening, emphasised imposts, underneath these arches stood the original petrol
pumps, now replaced by those of the late C20; broad square-head opening on each
return through which vehicles enter; along the rear the shop and cash-register
area, this with a large replaced wood shop-front, flanking service rooms, hipped
roofs, to left with a plank door (oil stove), to right lavatories; attached to the
right the attendants house; single storey and attic, 2 coped verges to gables with
rendered stacks at their apexes, small gabled central dormer with a 2-light 12-pane
metal casement; 2 window openings on the ground floor, altered C20 3-light
casements, flanking a central door opening in a projecting porch with incurving side
walls, inserted altered late C20 outer door opening with small original corbels at
eaves level. Short section of wall to each side of the house, ramped down to end
piers with ball caps, a semi-circular head throughway to right, to left an inserted
2-light semi-circular head casement; leanto at rear; this formerly thought to be
an ornamental verandah.
Interior: not seen.
Source: Western Morning News and Mercury, Nov.22, 1930.
Listing NGR: SS3131823316
Legacy
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Legacy System number: 91166
Legacy System: LBS
Sources
Books and journals
'Western Morning News and Mercury' in 22 November, (1930)
Legal
This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
End of official listing