Butterrow Gate Toll House, Stroud
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It is thought to have been built for the Stroud, Caincross and Minchinhampton, Lower Division Turnpike Trust in 1825.
In the form of a lodge house with angular front, it has two storeys on a canted bay front floor plan, having a hipped, hip over bay, slate roof, with walls mainly of rough stone. It has Gothick arch headed windows with modern glazing, no porch but a Gothick arch headed doorway. There is stone drip moulding around the doors and windows and a toll board in a Gothick blind window. There is an ashlar chimney stack to one side.
The building is Listed Grade II.
By road: Off A419
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Turnpikes - Toll House Architecture