New Inn Annexe Opposite New Inn With Forecourt And Railings

CLOVELLY CLOVELLY SS 3124 11/24 New Inn Annexe opposite New Inn with forecourt and railings 20.2.58 GV II

Annexe to the New Inn. 1920 by H. Orphoot and Whiting Bideford for Christine Hamlyn. Colourwashed coursed rubble, gabled slate roof, large brick stack rising from the ridge to the left, large rubble stack rising from the eaves to the right, 3 raising dormers with 2-light metal casements to roof. Plan : part of a long row of buildings. Cellar under left-hand end. Exterior: 2 storeys, 1:1:2 windows, 3-light metal casements with glazing bars. Second bay with a projecting shallow gabled wing over the front entrance, on the first floor a 4-light 4-pane casement, above a semi-circular-window with unusual small semi-circular lights, below raised initials:- "CH". In the gable face a small rectangular 3-light window and above inscribed date:- "1920". This wing supported on the ground floor on 2 large bellied tapering wooden posts with a cambered wood beam between them. Nine-panelled door, top 3 panels cut away and glazed; wood balcony projects to right on first floor, ornamental wood balustrade, reached by a glazed C20 door. Elevated forecourt on rubble plinth, slate capping, iron railings; entrance to basements to right, plank door. Interior: not seen. Source: private archive at Clovelly Court.

Listing NGR: SS3169624782