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STANTON HIGH STREET
SP 0634-0734
(north side)
11/75 Nos 12 - 15 (consecutive)
4.7.60
GV II
Four attached houses. C17, altered and much enlarged in 1920's by
and for Sir P. Stott. Roughly squared, coursed stone; rubble to
left return; projecting wing on left approaching ashlar; stone
slate roof. Irregular 'L' plan, single, 1 1/2 and 2 1/2 storeys. Facing
road: all windows mullioned, with hoodmoulds. To left small,
single-light; two 4-light windows, left with king mullion;
boarded door, 4-centred arch, hoodmould; 3-light window. Single-
storey wing beyond, no opening, ashlar chimney. Above, wall taken
up into 2 dormers, 3-light window in each, parapet gable, cross-
gablet apex. Parapet gables, ashlar chimney with moulded cap on
left; hipped end rear wing projects over top. Left return;
gable to front, boarded door with timber lintel off-centre to left.
Projecting wing to left, all windows mullioned, string course as
hoodmould to windows. Four-light ground floor, 3-light above, 2-
light to attic, parapet gable: ashlar chimney on ridge to right of
wing, moulded cap. To left, half-glazed door, 4-centred arch;
single-light window, roof brought down over with flattened pitch.
Two-light window set back on left, with gabled dormer over, 3-light
casement, chimney on ridge on left gable. Forms important feature
in village street; good example of Sir P. Stott's work.
(W.G. Davie & E.G. Dawber, Old Cottages, Farmhouses.... in the
Cotswold District, 1904)
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This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
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