Building record 1029900000 - THE BOTTLE AND GLASS PUBLIC HOUSE, GIBRALTAR

Grade II. Public house. C17, C18. Witchert on a rubblestone plinth, rendered and colourwashed, with masonry scribing. Thatched roof, hipped to left with tiled roof outshot to front. 3 bays and 1 1/2 storeys. Board doors, one at right in centre bay and one in angle with left hand lean-to. 3-light and 2-light casements. 3-light eaves dormers to right hand bays, 3-light eaves breaking left hand upper floor window. Flanking stacks. Set back at left single storey addition in colourwashed brick with low tiled pitch, c1980. Interior: Inglenook fireplaces and chamfered and stopped spine beams. RCHM I. 113. MON.26. Gibraltar was in Cuddington Parish, but in 1982 was transferred to Dinton-with-Ford and Upton Civil Parish) (B1).
Rebuilt/restored following fire damage in 2003.
Recorded in November 1872 Return of Licensed Public Houses and Beer Houses as having been open for over 50 years. Recorded under Cuddington (B2).

The Bottle and Glass Inn is a two-storeyed, C17th building, built of witchert and covered with modern plaster. The roof is thatched.
Grade II (B3).

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