Description

SK 8O SE MANTON PRIORY ROAD (North side)

4/73 No. 14 (The Hollies)

GV II

House, gable end to street, with datestone now illegible, but probably late
C17 or early C18. Coursed and banded rubble with big ashlar quoins. 2
storeys, and the house is in 3 sections: to the left a low bay with welsh
slate roof, coped gable and gable stack. Sash window with stone architrave
and keystone to 1st floor, and gabled porch below - middle bay is higher,
and has canted bay window to ground floor, with sash with stone architrave
above, and early C20 timber framed dormer in the roof. The southernmost
section is of less height, and of 2 bays. Canted bay window to ground floor,
2 wide sashes with stone architraves and keystones above, and 2 early C20
gabled dormers. C19 or C20 stack on coped gable end. No windows to rear
wall.

Listing NGR: SK8811604787

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26576536

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