Padworth, England

House, now school. C18 with early C19 addition to left. Stucco; tiled roof with end stacks and 3 C19 gabled dormers with casements to right.

House, now college. Circa 1769 by John Hobcraft encasing a C17 house. Stucco, plat bands at cill levels, 3 centre bays project slightly with triangular pediment over; moulded cornice and parapet to hipped slate roof with 4 stacks.

Entrance lodge, now house. C17 and C18 with large late C20 2 storey block to north. Rendered brick with plat band, cornice, battlemented gable end to south with sunken quatrefoil panel, old tile roofs and 2 stacks.

Cottage. C17 with C20 cross wing to east. Brick, timber framed with angle braces and brick nogging, tile hung gable end to south; half hipped thatched roof with semi-dormer to south, end stack to west and ridge stack to rear on cross wing.

Bridge. Circa 1838. Single cast iron span of approximately 8 metres approached on each side over brick arches with cutwaters to south-west.

Farmhouse. C17 with C20 addition to right. Brick, timber framed with arch braces and brick nogging; old tile roofs, half hipped to right, with central C20 gabled dormer and 3 stacks. T-plan, 2 framed bays with 2 framed bays pro- jecting to rear.

Farmhouse. Late C17 with partial later refacing. Timber framed with brick nogging, some later brick refacing, and old tile roof. 3 framed bays. 2 storeys. End stack to left with bread oven and stack to rear.

Cottage. Mid C16 with C17 addition to north-east. Timber framed with brick and rendered facing; old tile roof with outshot to north-west, and end ridge stack to south-west. 2 framed bays. 2 storeys and garret.

A two storey C18 cottage and single storey outbuilding associated with the Kennet Navigation and subsequently with the Kennet and Avon Canal. Both constructed of handmade brick with tile roofs and some later brickwork.