Description

SEEND SEEND HEAD ST 95 NW 6/334 Seend Head House 19.3.62 GV II

House, later C18, possibly on earlier core, red brick and ashlar dressings to front, rubble stone elsewhere, stone slate roof, hipped to east, ridge stack and west end stack. Tall plain 3- storey, 7-window front with rusticated quoins, ashlar plinth and band and ashlar window surrounds. C19 sashes, 4-pane to second floor in raised moulded surrounds, 6-pane to first floor in architraves and 6-pane to ground floor in raised moulded surrounds. Six-panel door in third bay with architrave surround and hood on brackets. East end single storey extension with window and door in segmental-headed raised moulded surrounds. Rear wall has door with hood on brackets each side of 12-pane sash in raised moulded surround. Similar sash above. Plain interior to late C18 or early C19 dog leg stair. House is associated with Seend Head Mill (q.v.) and was owned by the Dugdale family in the C17.

Listing NGR: ST9229259965

External Links

• Wikidata Q26536604

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