Amesbury, England

Two shops in row, C17 and early C19. Brick, rendered to front, and tiled roof. Two storeys, 5 bays.

Small house. Circa early C17, refronted with raised eaves in circa early C19 and extended at rear in C20. Timber box-frame, refaced at front with courses of knapped flint and white painted brick or chalk within bands of red brick; rendered gable end.

Granary. Later C18. Timber framed and weatherboarded on 4 x 3 staddles, others added.

Barn, now farm equipment store. Later C18. Timber framed on brick sills, weatherboarded, and plain tiled roof.

Stables and barn to south of farmhouse. Barn 1772, for J. or I.

Road bridge over River Avon. C18. Limestone ashlar. Two arches without embellishment. Band and high stone parapet with flush weathered stone copings, terminating in end piers with rock-faced hipped capstones.

Gatehouse to Amesbury Abbey (q.v.). 1600. Flint, with stone quoins and dressings.

Garden wall. C17 or C18. Partly rendered cob with flint aggregate, and C20 tiled coping. Wall approximately 2m high built in 3 lifts on flint footings. Undulating plan, approximately 50m long terminating in field gate.

Gate piers and gates opposite axis of West Amesbury House (q.v.). Late C17 or C18. Limestone.

Stables and coach house. Late C17-early C18. Flemish bond brickwork with tiled roof.