Nailsworth Railway Station House is a Grade II listed building in the Stroud local planning authority area, England. First listed on 23 July 1975. Railway station house.

Nailsworth Railway Station House

WRENN ID: steep-belfry-gorse
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Stroud
Country: England
Date first listed: 23 July 1975
Type: Railway station house
Source: Historic England listing

Description

STATION ROAD 1. 5227 Nailsworth Railway Station House SO 8400 5/134 23.7.75 II

Branch line 1864-67. One and 2 storeys. Ashlar with some polychromy (see voussoirs and relieving arches). Slate roofs with 4 groups of chimneys which have decorative capping. Crested ridge. Drive front has to left a single storey open arcade with "Romanesque" columns and carved capitals: 3x1 bays with hipped slate roof. To right of this is a plain single storey range, with 2 mullion and transom windows flanking a small window. Right hand block is 2 storeys, gable fronted with bargeboards and a bracketted, slated gabled door hood of wood; irregular windows 2+1 on each floor. The platform side of this block has a projecting one window bargeboarded gable; in centre 2 hipped loggias with carved corbel capitals from projecting side walls - this screens 3 windows and 2 outer doors; gabled wing to right has shield in coped gable and canted bay on ground floor.

Listing NGR: SO8490300037

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