Description

SE 22 SW BATLEY MB STATION ROAD (east side)
BATLEY

4/52 Nos. 35 & 37

G.V. II

Warehouses. Circa 1870. Dressed stone facade with deeply coursed
rock faced stone to ground floor and quoins. Pitched slate roof
with moulded eaves cornice on crude triangular brackets. 4 storeys
with moulded sill band to 2nd and 3rd floors. Symmetrical 4 bay
facade. 2 large ground floor windows with flat arch. To left and
right is tall doorway with round arch with fanlight and double,
panelled doors and moulded surroud. At intermediate level are 2
large round arched windows with impost band. All the above have
very heavily rock faced voussoirs and surrounds. 2nd and 3rd floor
windows are round arched and segmental headed respectively. The
windows of the 2 centre bays are paired. Side elevations are plain.

Listing NGR: SE2484523850

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26587622

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