Crew House

Crew House is a large, three-story town house, now used as shops and offices, dating from the mid-18th century and situated within a terrace in Tetbury Market Place. The building is constructed of ashlar stone with a prominent cornice and blocking course, topped by a Cotswold stone slate roof and featuring a large brick end stack on the left side. The main facade is a single range with rear wings. It has five windows, each with a twelve-pane sash and a moulded stone architrave. The first-floor windows also have cornices, with alternately triangular and segmental pediments over pulvinated friezes, and bull-nosed sills. The ground floor mirrors the second floor's window arrangement with a central doorcase featuring a stone architrave supported by acanthus-carved brackets culminating in a projecting wooden pediment. The entrance has a six-panel door set within a deep reveal, and a decorative rectangular fanlight above. Five hipped dormers, each with a six-pane sash, light the attic space. The interior has been largely altered.