Description

In the entry for:
1. NORTH STREET
1390 CROMFORD

SK2856/2956 Nos 30 and 31, the
1/137 latter forming part
of the Bell Inn (q.v.)

GV II

The description shall be amended to read:

Two houses, No 30 also a former shop, No 31 forming part of a public
house with dwelling over. Probably late-C18 with later alterations.
Coursed sandstone rubble; tiled roof with stone copings to left gable.
3 storeys; plan similar to Arkwright phase I type, 2-bay elevations,
the entrance bay with no windows above, the other bay with sash
windows to each floor, those to first floor with cambered arches. Bay
window to shop under hipped slate roof (No 30), doorway to No 31 with
renewed stone surround. Rear: No 30 extends to occupy a small stone
cottage partially rebuilt in brick and with doorway, a horizontally-
sliding sash and other windows facing passage off Cromford Hill. This
rear wing adjoins "The Back Shop" (q.v.) and together The Bell Inn
(q.v.) the various premises enclose a small courtyard.

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1. NORTH STREET
1390 CROMFORD

Nos 30 and 31, the latter
forming part of the Bell Inn
(q.v.)
SK 2856/2956 1/137
GV
II

2.
Two houses, No. 30 also a shop, No. 31 forming part of a public house with dwelling
over. Probably late-C18 with later alterations. Coursed rubble; tiled roof with
stone coping to gable. 3 storeys; plan similar to Arkwright phase I type, 2-bay
elevations, the entrance bay with no windows above, the other bay with sash windows
to each floor, those to first floor with cambered arches. Bay window to shop under
hipped slate roof to No. 30; doorway to No. 31 with renewed stone surround.

See also The Bell Inn, and No. 47, Cromford Hill, Cromford.

Listing NGR: SK2941056755

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26567089

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