Description

In the entry for

SP 0033 ALDERTON CHURCH ROAD
(east side)

13/13 No. 17

The address and the description shall be amended to read -

SPOO33 ALDERTON CHURCH ROAD
(east side)

13/13 Nos. 17 and 19

GV II

Cottage, now two cottages. Mid/late C17 and C20. Partly square
panelled timber framing with rendered and painted brick infill,
partly random squared and dressed limestone, partly red brick.
Thatched and slated roofs. Rectangular plan with C20 extensions
to rear and right not of special interest. One and a half storeys.
Roadside front of three windows in the historic part of which
the left one is No.17 and the right hand two No.19. Timber framing
with a 3 light steel casements towards the left gable end (No.17);
2 two light wooden casements with timber lintels to the right
within the stone built part (No.19), similar casement within
a timber clad surround under an eyebrown dormer upper right (No.19).
Right hand brick extension with porched entrance and gabled dormer
(No.19) not of special - interest. The left gable end is stone.
built with small first floor windows either side of the stack
(No.17). Two eyebrow dormers retaining some early leaded panes
at the rear (Nos.17 and 19). Access to No.17 at rear. Three
brick ridge stacks. Interior not inspected.

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SP 0033 ALDERTON CHURCH ROAD
(east side)

13/13 No 17

GV II

Semi-detached cottage. Mid-late C17. Partly square-panelled~
timber framing with rendered and painted brick infill, partly
random squared and dressed limestone; thatched roof with brick
stacks. Rectangular plan. C20 extension to rear not of special
interest. l½ storeys. Roadside front: timber framing with a 3-
light steel casement towards the left gable end; two 2-light
wooden casements with timber lintels to the right within the
stone-built part; similar casement within a timber-clad surround
under an eyebrow dormer upper right. The left gable end is stone-
built with small single first floor windows either side of the
stack. Two eyebrow dormers retaining some early leaded panes at
the rear. Access now via C20 extension. Gable-end stacks.
Interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: SP0024633138

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26446663

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