Description

LEEK

SK9856SE FYNNEY STREET
611-1/7/66 (West side)
08/04/94 Highbarn

II

House. c1912. By Reginald Longden for himself. Brick with some
half-timbering and plain-tiled roofs. Arts and Crafts
Vernacular Revival style.
EXTERIOR: 2 storeys, 2-window range comprising a pair of
advanced gables divided by narrow entrance bay. Central
entrance in recessed porch between the 2 gables. Shallow
cambered timber lintel. Left-hand gable has 4-light mullioned
window to first floor, tripartite mullioned window below.
Right-hand gable is half-timbered with brick nogging to lower
storey, and with decorative timber panels (cusped quatrefoils
etc) above. 4-light mullioned window with decorative leading
forms a continuous band at first-floor level. Main roof dips
down to right of this gable, and wraps round angle over
projecting porch. Axial stacks. Paired half-timbered gables in
symmetrical rear elevation.
INTERIOR: not inspected.

Listing NGR: SJ9858356108

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26558896

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