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Forthay House

A Grade II Listed Building in North Nibley, Gloucestershire

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Coordinates

Latitude: 51.6649 / 51°39'53"N

Longitude: -2.3727 / 2°22'21"W

OS Eastings: 374319

OS Northings: 196304

OS Grid: ST743963

Mapcode National: GBR 0M0.DZM

Mapcode Global: VH957.TFJ0

Plus Code: 9C3VMJ7G+XW

Entry Name: Forthay House

Listing Date: 1 December 1986

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1221055

English Heritage Legacy ID: 394732

ID on this website: 101221055

Location: Forthay, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL11

County: Gloucestershire

District: Stroud

Civil Parish: North Nibley

Built-Up Area: North Nibley

Traditional County: Gloucestershire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Gloucestershire

Church of England Parish: North Nibley St Martin

Church of England Diocese: Gloucester

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Description


NORTH NIBLEY FORTHAY ST 79 NW 1/110 Forthay House II

Formerly farmhouse, now detached house. Late C17; C18 addition. Random rubble marlstone; brick chimneys; clay pantile roof, formerly thatched. Two-storey with attic; L-plan; single-storey with attic addition to return. Front: 5-window fenestration. All C19 casements to ground floor except for central timber mullioned casement; central and right windows to upper floor are leaded cross windows, 2 to left being C19 casements. Outer windows are paired with single timber lintel. Off-centre doorway with timber lintel and C19 plank door sheltered by gabled enclosed porch addition. West side: roof hipped at right-hand end. Single- window fenestration: 5-light timber mullioned fixed light to ground and upper floor with replacement concrete lintels. Two small-paned casements in extension to left; hipped-roofed single- storey C20 extension beyond. Rear: gable end of return to right with high coped parapet; attached outbuildng has brick gable end chimney stack and small-paned casement on east side. Scattered fenestration to rear of main block: iron ground floor casement to left; doorway to right sheltered by lean-to conservatory has heavy timber frame with 3-centred arched head and plank door. Central timber-mullioned 3-light leaded staircase window; upper floor timber mullioned casement to left and leaded cross window to right, all with timber lintels. Interior has many surviving features of late C17. Timber framed partitions have chamfered framing members to square panels. Chamfered beams have pointed bar stops with small cut-out enrichments. Contemporary staircase with turned balusters. Room on upper floor has doorway with original plank door complete with original decorated strap hinges. Roof largely rebuilt in C20, probably when thatch was removed. Remarkably unaltered except for roof.

Listing NGR: ST7431996304

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