The Almonry

The Almonry is a small, roughly square building dating from between 1612 and 1627, part of Sir Baptist Hick's layout at Old Campden House. It stands at 2½ stories tall and features strings over the ground and first floors. The building is constructed of ashlar-type rubble and has a Cotswold stone roof, complete with a finial on the north gable. Tall ashlar chimneys, set diagonally and with panelled capping, flank the north gable. There is an angled stair turret with a stair-light on the south gable. The windows are mullioned, with two and three lights, and the doorways on the south and east sides are designed in a Tudor arch style. Additionally, there is a basement with a hood mould over a door on the west side.