Cotswold stone

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Cotswold stone is a warm, honey-colored limestone traditionally quarried in the Cotswolds region of England and widely used for its distinctive appearance in local architecture.

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Label Occurrences
Cotswold stone canonical 24
Cotswold limestone 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf building material
limestone
natural stone
aestheticRole creates unified townscape appearance
architecturalStyle vernacular architecture of the Cotswolds
associatedWith conservation areas in the Cotswolds
traditional English country houses
buildingTradition dry stone walling
climateSuitability temperate maritime climate of central England
color honey-colored
warm yellow
composition oolitic limestone
country England
durability weather-resistant
formationEnvironment shallow marine
geologicalPeriod Jurassic
hardeningProperty hardens on exposure to air
influences visual character of the Cotswolds landscape
localResource Cotswold quarries
material calcium carbonate
notableFor warm honey color
weathered patina
origin sedimentary rock
quarriedIn Cotswolds
region Gloucestershire
Oxfordshire
Warwickshire
Wiltshire
Worcestershire, England
surface form: Worcestershire
sustainabilityAspect locally sourced material in the Cotswolds
texture fine-grained
oolitic
typicalRoofForm stone slate roofs
typicalUseArea Cotswolds
surface form: Cotswold market towns

Cotswolds
surface form: Cotswold villages
usedFor churches
cottages
dry stone walls
farmhouses
manor houses
roofing slates
walls
usedIn historic building restoration in the Cotswolds
usedSince medieval period
visualAssociation “Cotswold cottage” image
workability easily worked when freshly quarried

Referenced by (25)

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village of Glympton traditionalBuildingMaterial Cotswold stone
subject surface form: Glympton
Chipping Campden hasBuildingMaterial Cotswold stone
this entity surface form: Cotswold limestone
Castle Combe primaryBuildingMaterial Cotswold stone
Broadway architecturalStyle Cotswold stone
subject surface form: Broadway, Worcestershire
Little Tew traditionalBuildingMaterial Cotswold stone
Cogges Manor Farm hasBuildingMaterial Cotswold stone
Kingham buildingMaterial Cotswold stone
Chadlington hasBuildingMaterial Cotswold stone
Finstock hasBuildingMaterialTradition Cotswold stone
Painswick architecturalStyle Cotswold stone
Kencot hasTraditionalBuildingMaterial Cotswold stone
Langford architecturalStyle Cotswold stone
Crawley hasBuildingMaterial Cotswold stone
Hook Norton hasArchitecturalStyle Cotswold stone
Asthall architecturalStyle Cotswold stone
Widford hasBuildingMaterial Cotswold stone
Winchcombe hasArchitecturalStyle Cotswold stone
Bath stone similarTo Cotswold stone
Minchinhampton hasBuildingMaterial Cotswold stone
Daylesford architecturalStyle Cotswold stone
Windrush hasBuildingMaterial Cotswold stone