Description

SHEPTON MALLET

ST 62 43 CANNARD'S GRAVE ROAD 7/220 (North East Side) II The Field Inn

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Inn. Circa 1800 with later C19 additions. Rubble, partly coursed, with dressed stone quoins and details; slate roof. Stone coped gables with small kneelers and two ashlar gable end stacks. Two storeys with single storey wing and outshuts. Symmetrical three bay front to main block. Central doorway with ashlar jambs and shallow arched head; timber door with three vertical panels; flat stone hood over doorway supported on a pair of shaped stone brackets. To either side a sash with glazing bars (3x3 panes) set in flush dressed stone frames with projecting stone sills; segmental relieving arches over. On first floor three later C19 renewed sashes with side margin bars set in similar stone frames and sills. The left hand ground floor corner of block is turned in an ashlar quadrant. Set back to the rear of left hand gable wall a single storey wing with monopitch roof with a lean-to additon against its rear wall, both with pantile roofs and not of special interest. Set back to rear of right hand gable a two storey lateral wing partly masked in the front angle with gable wall by a C20 added toilet block not of special interest. To right of toilet block the wing has a ground floor doorway with segmental stone arch and a loft door above. The wing links with the end of a terrace of three cottages (q.v.) which fronts the forecourt at right angles. At rear of wing, a single storey lean-to not of special interest.

Listing NGR: ST6207743073

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