11, 13 and 15, Long Street

This is a group of three houses located on Long Street in Tetbury. Dating to the 18th century, they form a terrace with a shop to the right-hand side. The buildings are constructed of random coursed rubble stone. Number 15 has a concrete tile roof, while numbers 11 and 13 have a slate roof. There are three rendered stacks.

Numbers 11 and 13 represent one half of the building and feature two 12-pane sash windows on each of the upper floors. A 20th-century shop front occupies the ground floor. Number 15 has three windows, also with 12 panes, with larger quoins and lintels on the first floor, and smaller windows on the second floor, with the central window blocked. The ground floor of number 15 has two plate glass sash windows with a renewed stone lintel, and a round-headed doorcase with a plain stone architrave, keystone and impost blocks, a decorative radial fanlight, and a six-panel door. The upper panels are bolection-moulded, and the lower two are flush. A stone plinth sits at ground floor level, and stone string courses run at floor levels.