Description

HILMARTON COMPTON ROAD SU 07 NW (east side) 6/251 Nos 20 and 21 GV II Pair of estate cottages, dated 1875 for W.H. Poynder, by Henry Weaver, rock-faced squared rubble stone with fishscale banded tile roof surviving on No 20, concrete plain tiles to No 21. Stone stacks. Two T-plan cottages joined back-to-side. Coped gables, hoodmoulded stone mullion windows with shouldered heads to lights and decorative hexagonal lattice cast-iron glazing. No 21, facing west has symmetrical front with north stack, one 2-light window each side of projecting porch gable with single light over shouldered-headed doorway with hoodmould and lozenge-shaped stops. Date plaque over. Two-light each floor to south end wall. No 20, facing south has identical projecting porch gable, 2-light to ground floor right, 3-light to ground floor left with single light over in coped dormer gable, east end stack and ridge stack at west end. Corresponds to Plate 6, design for cottages near Beversbrook, in Henry Weaver's Hints on Cottage Architecture 1848.

Listing NGR: SU0206575103

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