Description

SD 51 NE CHORLEY PARKER STREET

5/64 Nos. 2,4,6 and 8
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- II

Includes No.5 Park Street.
Row of 4 houses with basement loomshops, probably early C19. Coursed
sandstone, slate roof with 3 chimney stacks on the ridge and one at left
gable (all rendered). Two storeys and basement. Facades are uniform: to
right hand side each house has a round-headed doorway with semicircular
fanlight, plain stone doorcase with small imposts and keystone; to left a
16-paned window on each floor, and a 12-paned window above the door, all
with plain stone surrounds. Basement has 3 linked square windows with
large rectangular lintels, and in front of the right of these windows a
step well protected by plain iron railings tied to the front wall by a
brace. Similar railings flank steps to door. Right return wall includes
No.5 Park Street: brick in Flemish bond with stone quoins and basement;
raised doorway with rounded head of gauged brick and fanlight with radiating
glazing bars, 2 windows each floor all with stone sills and splayed stone
heads, replacement glazing with glazing bars.

Listing NGR: SD5836418011

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26328101

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