Description

In the entry for:
1 CROMFORD HILL
1390 CROMFORD

SK 2856/2956
The Bell Inn and No 47
1/111 with house to the rear
of No 47

II
GV

The list entry shall be amended to read:

1.
1390 CROMFORD HILL
CROMFORD
1/111 The Bell Inn
(incorporating 47
Cromford Hill and 31
North Street (q.v.)

GV II

Public house. Two elements under single roof line and also occupying
adjacent house on North Street (for description see under 30 and 31
North Street). 3 storeys with tiled roof. No 47 in coursed ashlar is
probably late 1780's; the principal part of the public house on the
corner is probably a rebuilding of c1800. The latter of small bricks
in irregular bond; low stone plinth. Roof hipped to North Street end.
One window end wall with entrance (under stone canopy) towards North
Street: sash windows above (1st floor with cambered arch); 2-light
casement to ground floor left. 2-window range to Cromford Hill: the
left window to each of the upper floors blank, the others with sashes
(those to 1st floor under cambered arches). 3 small C20 windows to
ground floor. No 47: the right-hand room (a half-basement) is built
into the hillside; ground and 1st floor windows under lintels of
Arkwright Phase II type (ie. rectangular blocks of inverted T
section); 4-paned horned sashes throughout. Right return: steps to
half-basement and to 1st floor with simple iron balustrade.

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1. CROMFORD HILL
1390 CROMFORD

The Bell Inn and No. 47
with house to the rear of
No. 47
SK 2856/2956 1/111

II GV

2.
Public house. Two elements under single roof line. Both 3 storeys with tiled roof.
No. 47 in coursed ashlar is probably late 1780s and the principal part of the public
house on the corner is probably a rebuilding of c.1800. The latter of small bricks
in irregular bond; low stone plinth. Roof hipped to North Street end. One-window
end wall with entrance (under stone canopy) towards North Street: sash windows above
(lst floor with cambered arch); 2-light casement to ground. 2-window range to
Cromford Hill: the window to each of the upper floors blank, the others with sashes
(those to the 1st floor under cambered arches). 3 small C20 windows to ground.
No. 47: the right-hand room (the cellar) is built into the hillside; ground and 1st
floor windows under lintels of Arkwright Phase II type (ie rectangular blocks of
inverted T section); 4-paned horned sashes throughout. Low wing to rear, of two
builds both later than front range, doors and ground floor windows under massive
lintels; one Yorkshire sash survives. Low outbuilding to rear.

See also the entry for Nos 30 and 31 North Street, Cromford.

Listing NGR: SK2940356755

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26540828

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