Sherford House

Sherford House is a late 18th-century house that includes a shop, located on Church Street in Tewkesbury. The building is rendered and scribed with a tile roof and a brick stack. It stands three storeys high and features a three-windowed front. The windows are 12-pane sashes set on stone cills, and there is a wide plate-glass display window framed by a 19th-century pilaster surround with a fascia beneath a full-width shallow hood. To the left of the display window, there is a six-panel fielded door in a pilaster surround, accessed by one step, which leads to a stone-flagged throughway that provides entry to the shop. The front of the building has plain bands at the first and second-floor levels, along with an additional band below the blocking course, topped by a coped parapet. A stack is located to the left side of the building. At the back, there is a very long two-storey wing that faces the continuation of the stone throughway. The interior has not been generally inspected, but the ground-floor front room features two beams with plastered cornice mouldings.