Description

SD 9828SE HEPTONSTALL C.P. TOWN GATE (north side)
Heptonstall
9/141 Nos. 40 and 42 (Stoodley
View)
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G.V. II

2 houses. No. 42 was C18 crosswing attached at right angles to west end of Stag
Cottage (q.v.). No. 40 is early C19 filling in the corner between and
rebuilding the main range of the C16 house. Hammer-dressed stone, dressed
quoins, stone slate roof. 2 storeys. No. 42 has gable which retains kneelers
but lacks coping fronting street. Doorway with one monolithic jamb to left of
altered wide window, over to 1st floor is former 4-light flat faced mullioned
window retaining central mullion which is slightly recessed. No. 42 has doorway
with tie-stone jambs to left of 3-light flat faced mullioned window formed by 2
square lights either side of narrow central sashed light. 5-light window over
to 1st floor. One gable stack to right hand return wall. 2 lateral stacks to
left hand return wall (of No. 42). Rear of No. 42 preserves double chamfered
mullioned window to ground floor basement.

Listing NGR: SD9874828077

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26520558

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