Description

WORSLEY BEESLEY GREEN
SD 70 SW
(off Greenleach Lane)
1/28 Nos. 250, 251 and
252 (Beesley Hall)
(formerly listed
under Greenleach
9/7/79 Lane)
- II

3 Houses. Said originally to date from C17 or earlier but
appearing wholly to be of the mid C19. English garden wall
bond brick with picturesque timber-framing in parts and
graduated stone slate and slate roof. Symmetrical elevations
of 6 bays and 1 storey (plus attic). 3 boarded doors with
cambered brick arches and brick hoodmoulds obscured by later
porches in Nos. 251 and 252 and with small addition to right
in the former. Total of four 2-light casements with single
glazing bars, cambered brick heads and brick hoodmoulds.
Bays 2 and 5 are gabled projections and are of 2 storeys in
timber-framing. They have 3-light windows one of which is a
later bow. Zig-zag brick band below eaves. 3-light dormer
windows. 4 ridge chimney stacks. The rear has a central
gable and 2 gabled dormer windows all with raised lozenge
panels in brick. Similar windows and doors as front.

Listing NGR: SD7475401538

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26456430

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