Description

BOLTON-BY-BOWLAND MAIN STREET (north side)

SD 78 49

13/46 No. 21 and barn adjoining to
east
16.11.1954
GV II

House and barn, 1835. Coursed watershot limestone with sandstone
dressings and stone slate roof. House and barn form a symmetrical
composition in a vernacular style. 2 storeys. Windows have
chamfered stone surrounds and hoods. House of one bay with a 6-light
mullioned and transomed window on the ground floor and a 3-light
mullioned window on the 1st floor. The door, to the left, is studded
with ornamental hinges and has a chamfered stone surround with Tudor-
arched head and hood. To the right is a chimney with 2 diagonal caps.
The left-hand gable has a coping with footstones. The barn, to the
right, has a wide entrance with chamfered stone surround, Tudor-arched
head and hood. To the right the windows mirror those of the house,
except that the 1st floor window has lost its mullions. At the
right is a doorway with details similar to the others. Above the
wide entrance is a worn heraldic device, inscribed '?L 1855'. The
right-hand gable has a coping with footstone.

Listing NGR: SD7851249388

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26595781

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