THE HEWLETTS
Overview
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: II
List Entry Number: 1153239
Date first listed: 04-Jul-1960
Date of most recent amendment: 25-Feb-1987
Statutory Address: THE HEWLETTS, AGGS HILL
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Location
Statutory Address: THE HEWLETTS, AGGS HILL
The building or site itself may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
County: Gloucestershire
District: Tewkesbury (District Authority)
Parish: Southam
National Grid Reference: SO 98325 22676
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History
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Details
SO 92 SE PRESTBURY AGGS HILL
10/36 The Hewletts
(formerly listed as
The Hewletts Hotel)
4.7.60
II
Large detached house lying across the boundary of Prestbury C.P.
and Cheltenham Borough. Main body early-mid c18 with a earlier
(probably C18) house at rear. Ashlar facade, otherwise coursed
squared and dressed limestone. Concrete tile roof. Basically
rectangular main body with the earlier house incorporated into the
rear left-hand corner. C19 part-glazed porch at centre of entrance
front, not of special interest. Two and 3 storeys with cellar.
Flat-chamfered plinth to main body. Symmetrical 2:2:1:2:2-windowed
facade. Central block 3 storeys with a triangular pediment; 2-
windowed, 2-storey subsidiary wings either side. Former sash
windows now largely replaced by C20 metal casements. Four
(Probably C20) 12-pane sashes to ground floor. All windows within
architraves with roll-moulded outer margin. Flat- chamfered quoins
either side of central bay. Cellar under central block lit by two
2-light stone-mullioned casements (one now blocked). Flat-
chamfered quoins at corner of 2-storey wings which have a band over
the first floor windows and a ramped parapet. Five stone steps up
to landing and central fielded 6-panel door with small oval lights
in upper panels, within a lugged architrave with a moulded stone
hood supported on console brackets. C20 steel casements in
original window openings in right-hand return. C20 glazed french
doors inserted in place of one window. Left-hand return, possibly
representing remnants of earlier. Fenestration includes large 2
and 3-light stone-mullioned casements a 15-pane sash with wide
glazing bars. Interior reputed to be good but not accessible, main
body contains a good C18 or early C19 open-well staircase with
wreathed handrail on highly decorated turned and carved balusters.
History; sold to the Agg family by the Baghott family 1797.
Listing NGR: SO9832022663
Legacy
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Legacy System number: 134439
Legacy System: LBS
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