Description

GRADE-RUAN CADGWITH SW 71 SW 9/34 The Cot (formerly listed as Cottage 10 7 57 adjoining Cliffe Cottage) GV II

Formerly 2 cottages, converted into one. Circa C17. Whitewashed rubble lower walls with plastered cob above (unplastered at rear). Thatched roof. Brick chimney stacks. Originally two 2-cell units with cross passages and store to left (north- west). Asymmetrical. Long, 7 window range. Ground slopes down from north-west to south-east. Single storey unit of left (north-west) with partly glazed entrance door and 2-pane C20 window to left. 4-pane, C20 casement window below hipped roof in gable end. Remainder of cottage 2 storeys. 3 C20 3-pane windows on ground floor with 2 C20 glazed and partly glazed doors between. On first floor 12-pane casement window with two 4-pane horizontal sliding sash windows asymmetrically placed. Thatched roof with hipped end on left (north-west) and adjoining slate roof of Cliffe Cottage on right. Chimney stack on ridge to right of left-hand gable end and to left of right-hand side.

Listing NGR: SW7217414619

External Links

• Wikidata Q26434704

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