Description

HEMSWORTH BARNSLEY ROAD
SE41SW
(north side)
5/46 Nos, 28 and 30
-
GV II

House. Now 2 dwellings. Dated 1773 in pediment over door; coursed squared
sandstone, stone slate roof. Double-depth 3-unit plan. Three storeys and 3
bays, formerly symmetrical, in Classical style; raised quoins to left corner
(other corner now covered by adjoining building); central doorway with
moulded architrave, and pediment on consoles, a small panel in the pediment
inscribed "1773"; ground floor windows altered (modern bow to left, canted
bay to right); 1st floor has tall vertical-rectangular windows, 2nd floor has
almost square windows, all with raised plain surrounds except that in centre
at 1st floor, which has a small raised keystone, and all now top-hung
casements with glazing bars, except that to right at 1st floor which is side-
hung. Plain eaves band. Hipped roof and side-wall chimney. (Right hand
front corner overlapped by adjoining building at ground and 1st floors).
Interior: No. 30 (centre and left) internally remodelled; No 28 not
inspected. Forms group with No. 32 to left.

Listing NGR: SE4257413185

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26556332

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