No. 7 Kingsbridge Cottages

Cadw's description

Location

In the row of 17 cottages at Kingsbridge, on the NW side of the A4075 and some 625m NE of the roundabout at its junction with Main Street.

History

One of a row of mid C19 single-storey cottages, many of which have lost original windows since listing in 1981. The row was one of the best examples of the single-storey cottage rows built from the 1860s. Nos. 1 and 2 are a pair at the E end, Nos. 3-10 are one terrace, joined at canted angle by Nos. 11-17.

Exterior

Single-storey cottage in terraced row. Painted roughcast with slate roof and rendered end stacks. Centre arched door bay and flanking 12-pane sashes. Plain fanlight over door with four moulded panels, the top two rounded.
Front garden with gatepiers of grey dressed stone with pyramid caps, iron gate with dog-bars and spearhead finials. Rubble walls with coping of stepped blocks of stone.
Since 1981 the windows have been replaced in uPVC, some later stucco details have been removed, and the door is C20, six-panel.

Interior

Not inspected.

Reason for designation

Included notwithstanding window and door changes as one of the best examples of the C19 single-storey houses in the vicinity of Pembroke and Pembroke Dock.