Description

1.
1582
TL 1407 NE
4/27

ST PETER'S STREET
(East Side)
Nos 62 to 70 (consec)

II
GV

2.
Early C18 row of cottages. Nos 62, 64: each 2 storeys, one window.
Red brick with diaper of blue headers, tiled roof. 1st floor sash
windows with glazing bars in flush, moulded frames, directly under eaves.
Ground floor sash windows with glazing bars in flush box frames under
gauged, segmental, brick arches. Tiny, bracketed hoods to doors. Nos 66,
68: circa 1700. 2 storeys, one window each. High pitched, tiled roof with
simple eaves cornice. Now pebbledashed but shows trace of Jettied front.
Modern casement windows with glazing bars in plain frames. Gabled, bracketed
hoods to doors. No 70. 2 storeys, 2 windows. Moderately high pitched,
tiled roof with simple wood eaves cornice. Walls now pebbledashed main
windows on both floors are modern casements with glazing bars in plain
wood frames; but 1st floor windows at outer sides over doors, are oval
with rhomboid glazing bars laid horizontally.

Nos 58 to 78 (even) form a group.

Listing NGR: TL1498607564

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26397127

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  Lancashire: Manchester and the South-East (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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