Description

In the entry for:

SK 94 NW CAYTHORPE HOUGH ROAD
(north side)
3/60 No 24

II

the address shall be amended to read:

CAYTHORPE HOUGH ROAD
(north side)

Nos 24 and 25

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SK 94 NW CAYTHORPE HOUGH ROAD
(north side)

3/60 No 24

II

House, circa 1800 with later C19 alterations and additions. Brick
with ashlar dressings, one gable stack and one ridge stack, pantiled roof.
4 bay 2 storey front with first floor band. L-plan. Off centre C19
door with segmental head, flanked by to the left a glazing bar sash
window with segmental head, and to the right a wooden cross mullioned
window with segmental head and beyond a glazing bar sash with stone
lintel. Above the door is a small glazing bar sash window with segmental
head flanked by single similar but larger windows. On the right is a
further glazing bar sash with a stone lintel. Single bay on right hand
side is probably earlier than the rest.

Listing NGR: SK9401747594

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26595597

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