Description

The following building shall be added:

ELLESMERE PORT AND NELSON HOOTON GREEN
SJ 37 NE
29 April 1977 (North Side)
2/25 Nos 1 & 2
GV II
Pair of cottages, early C19 with later alterations, brown brick
with slate roof. 2 storey; double-depth plan with rear outshut
to No.1, and wing to No.2; regular 2-window range. Cast iron
Gothic headed casements with glazing bars and interlaced tracery,
at ground and first floor level, five panes wide ground floor,
four above. No.2 has a plain boarded door under a cantelever
bracketed door hood. Scallop-edged eaves. Fascia and exposed
outrigger rafters to the verges. The gable end of No. 1 has a C20
3-panel glazed door, four horizontal sliding sashes and a metal
casement whereas the gable end of No.2 has flush casements. Apex
treatment consists of exposed rafter collar and dropped finial
post with moulded foot. Large centre ridge stack of yellow brick
with sunk panels and dentil cap.

Listing NGR: SJ3644078579

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26552714

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