Building record 1110900000 - TURWESTON HOUSE

Grade II+. Early C18 small country house. Ashlar. Slate roof; stone stacks with separate square shafts linked by moulded cornice. 2 storeys and attic, with first floor string, chamfered quoins and small coved stone cornice. Barred sash windows. West front has 7 bays, the centre 3 slightly projecting with pediment containing round window; central glazed door in architrave, stone cornice with key block on console brackets; one dormer window on each side of pediment; lead pipes and rainwater heads decorated with swags flank central projection. South front has 4 bays with one central dormer and conservatory in LH bay. North front has 4 bays with 2 shouldered architrave doorways with key blocks on consoles in central bays, RH one is blind; 2 RH bays blind and handed. To left of N. front is a 4 bay rendered range of 2 storeys with first floor string course and 3 cambered arched openings on ground floor. Similar sashes to 4th bay and first floor. Interior: early C18 staircase with turned balusters and closed string (B1).


(SP60003775) Turweston House [NAT] (B3).
Turweston House is a two-storeyed country house, with an attic, built early in the C18th. It is built of ashlar under a slate roof. Grade II*(B1 and B4)