Description

SX 07 NE ST KEW
6/170 Polroad Cottages
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II
Water mill, millhouse and house adjoining now converted into 2 houses. Circa mid
C17. Stone rubble and cob, rendered on left. Left-hand range with steeply pitched
asbestos slate roof with deep overhanging eaves, gable ends and brick end stacks.
Lower range on right with rag slate roof with gable ends, stone rubble stack on left-
hand gable end, brick axial stack near centre of elevation and projecting truncated
stone rubble stack on rear elevation, in line with axial stack.
Left-hand house of 2 room and through passage plan with service room heated by rear
lateral stack added to rear in circa C18, remodelled and extended in 1947.
2 storeys almost symmetrical 3-window front. Ground floor with wide C19 28-pane sash
with crown glass and chamfered lintel, part glazed C20 door in centre and early C19
3-light casement to right with HL hinges. First floor with 3 early C19 3-light
casements with crown glass and HL hinges.
Interior partitions removed although cill and ceiling beams on left retain mortice-
holes indicating position of partition. Fireplace in left-hand room altered with
lintel renewed and fireplace in right-hand room altered with brick pier inserted.
Cloam oven. Ceiling beams to both rooms chamfered with straight cut stops. Slate
flag floor in left-hand room and granite floor to passage and right-hand room.
Framed circa mid C20 stair. Roof timbers replaced in mid C20.
Mill and millhouse adjoining on right-hand gable end, now converted to form one
house. Mill wheel probably originally on right-hand gable end. The exact
arrangement of the plan is uncertain and the partitions have been altered. The left-
hand room of the millhouse appears to have been heated by a gable end stack and the
central room of the range by a projecting rear lateral stack. The axial stack may
have heated a first floor chamber.
2 storeys asymmetrical 2-window front. Ground floor with late C19/C20 2-light
casement on left, 4-pane sash in blocked entrance, late C19/early C20 2-light
casement, C20 plank door in porch and late C19/C20 3-light casement to right. First
floor with 2 late C19/C20 2-light casements. Rear elevation with one casement window
with circa C18 diagonal leaded lights with original glass and another with square-
leaded lights.
Interior largely remodelled in mid C20.

Listing NGR: SX0574878144

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26515200

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