Little Thatch, Thatched cottage and Grade II listed building in Quedgeley, England.
Little Thatch is a timber-framed cottage with brick infill and a thatched roof located at 141 Bristol Road in Quedgeley. Decorative dormers break up the roofline, and the building sits as a Grade II listed structure protected for its historic fabric.
The structure dates back to 1351 when it started as two single-story houses on the site. Over the centuries, particularly during the 1800s and 1900s, it underwent multiple expansions and modifications that shaped its current form.
The building became a public house and hotel in 1967, transforming from a family home into a gathering place for the community. Today, visitors and locals experience it as a central point where people meet and share meals in Quedgeley.
The property operates as a hotel with 24 guest rooms, each with private bathroom facilities. Visitors can stay here whether arriving for business during weekdays or for leisure on weekends.
The west-facing side displays original large timber-framed gabled dormers and a half-hipped gable wall crowned with a brick chimney mounted on the roof ridge. These features reveal the craftsmanship and attention to detail that went into building and maintaining the structure.
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