Description

1.
1614
TQ 5354
1/30
13.4.51

HIGH STREET
No 15

II*
GV

2.
With Nos 13 and 17.
Originally an inn but is now divided into 3 houses. C16 or earlier framed
structure, 2.I.3 facade, 2 storeys. Large centre projecting gable feature
with fishscale tile-hanging on first floor. First floor of projecting
gable feature over-sailing. Supporting wings on either side with plain
tile hanging on first floor. Continuous ridge tile roof, half hipped to
left and with ridge stack to left of centre gable.
Ground floor with exposed vertical framing and brick infilling. Plain
boarded cottage door to left. 2 square-paned lattice casements to right
with hanging wooden shutters, Small square window to extreme right. Random
stone plinth with 2 small cellar lights with iron grills. First floor
with large oversailing gable feature with fishscale tile-hanging. Plaster
soffit to over-sailing first floor with moulded wooden cornice. Exposed
vertical timber corner fillets to gable feature on first floor. Centre
tripartite lattice casement. Small attic window above in gable to left.
Small lattice casement on first floor at side of projecting gable feature
to right.

Nos 7 to 17 (odd) form a group.

Listing NGR: TQ5312654223

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17545500

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  Huddersfield in 50 Buildings
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