No 7, Including Front Boundary Railings, Cole Road, Lusty

ST63SE 5/53

BRUTON CP COLE ROAD (West Side) No 7, including front boundary railings

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The address should be amended to read:

ST63SE 5/53

BRUTON CP COLE ROAD (West Side) No 7, (Lusty), including front boundary railings

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ST63SE 5/53

BRUTON CP COLE ROAD (West side) No 7, including frort boundary railings

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Detached house. C18. Local stone rubble; Welsh slate roof between coped gables; brick end chimney stacks. 3 storeys, 2 bays. 3 light small-pane casement windows under exposed timber lintels to ground and first floor; C20 plain casements to second floor; 6-panel door under timber hood on brackets between bays. Tall single storey extension to North, with triple roll clay tiles. Front boundary wall 1 metre from house: stone rubble about 600 mm high with wrot iron railings of spearhead and arch design, probably late C19, with matching gate and returns to house both ends. Was inn for short while in mid C19, during construction of adjacent railway, known as "The Flowers"; the proprieter, Mr Ederkin, was also a sub-contractor to the railway company. (Couzens P, Bruton in Selwood, Abbey Press, Sherborne, 1972).

Listing NGR: ST6795934377