Description

THIRTY FIRST
LIST OF BUILDINGS OF SPECIAL ARCHITECTURAL OR HISTORICAL INTEREST COMPLIED
UNDER SECTION 54 OF THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1971

NORTH YORKSHIRE
RICHMOND
5339
ARKENGARTHDALE
NY 90 SE
9/1 C B Yard
GV II
2 rows of houses and stables forming a right angle. Late C18/early C19.
Rubble, stone slate roofs. 2 storeys. Main range consists of 8 houses
in unequal pairs. First pair: 3 first floor windows. Quoins to left,
C20 casement windows, boarded door in bay 1, boarded door with 3-pane
fanlight between bays 2 and 3, ashlar copings, stacks between bays 1 and
2 at right end. Second pair: first cottage (Westbrook) has 2 first
floor windows, on ground floor C20 casement and C20 central door, on
first floor 4-pane sash windows; second cottage has 2 first floor
windows, on ground floor large C20 casement and 4-panel door below
fanlight, casement windows on first floor, stack between cottages.
Third pair: 4 first floor windows, quoins, on ground floor a casement
window, C20 3-panel door, glazed door, blocked window, 1 sash-type
casement window with glazing bars; on first floor 2 sashes with glazing
bars, 2 sash-type casements, shaped kneeler and coping to left; end
stacks. Fourth pair: 2 first floor windows, on ground floor casement
window, C20 3-panel door, C20 casement, single-storey extension with
1 door, 1 window, on first floor C20 casements; stack right end.
Secondary range of 2 cottages, stables and outbuildings. First house
(Windegg View) has 2 first floor windows, sashes with glazing bars,
central C20 6-panel door, end stacks; single-storey extension projects
to left. Second house (Rydal House) has 3 first floor windows; on
ground floor C20 casements flanking C20 5-panel door, on first floor
4-pane sash; end stacks. To right, a long range of stables and other
farm buildings with 10 first floor openings. Windows and pitching
doors. The C B Yard was associated with the C B lead smelting mills
which stood behind, and opposite the Yard. The C B Yard is therefore an
important survival of the most significant section of the historic lead-
mining industry in the Swaledale district. It is included partly for
group value with the Old Powder Magazine. The range of single-storey
buildings across the yard, and the former saw-mill behind the lower
range, are not of special interest.

Listing NGR: NY9977103478

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26423819

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