Description

SE 20 NE
3/44

CAWTHORNE
DARTON ROAD
(north side)
Nos 31 and 33

II

Two houses, may formerly have been one. Of C17 origin, No 33, to right,
remodelled mid C19. No 31 has late C20 additions to left and rear. Coursed
squared rubble with quoins. Stone slate roof. Two storeys. No 33 has, to
its left, a symmetrical arrangement of two 4-pane sashes to each floor with a
central doorway. At the right end is similar 1st-floor window and a later
ground-floor window in keeping. No 31 is a gabled cross wing with double-
chamfered windows: one 4-light to ground floor (with 2 mullions removed) and
an adjoining fire window, one 3-light window to 1st floor. All have a
hoodmould. Single light in gable apex. Moulded gable copings on moulded
kneelers. Finials gone. Three rebuilt stacks. The left return of this wing
has a 3-light double-chamfered window to each floor, with hoodmould. Late
C20 additions to left not of special interest. Continuous outshut to rear of
No 33.

Interior: two stop-chamfered beams across wing. None of the C17 internal
arrangement appears to survive.

Listing NGR: SE2868108139

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26444743

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  England's Post-War Listed Buildings