Description

PARISH OF STANTON BY DALE STANHOPE STREET
SK 43 NE
6/100 (West Side)
No 29
GV II

House. Said to date from 1632. Altered early C19. Coursed
squared gritstone and red brick. Plain tile roof with a central
brick ridge stack. Two storeys. Tall chamfered plinth. Ground
floor to east and north constructed with massive blocks of
gritstone. The rest is red brick. East elevation has one C20
casement window to the ground floor. To the left is a blocked
window, and there are two blocked windows above. North
elevation has a recessed and chamfered single light window to
the ground floor and two C19 casements above. The south
elevation has a 3-light segment headed casement window to the
ground floor and a similar 2-light window above. The return
wall to the west has the remains of a large gritstone external
stack. The interior has two main rooms astride the central
stack. Exposed beams in the north room, the main one chamfered.
Winder staircase behind the stack. Listed for group value only.

Listing NGR: SK4655738085

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26614532

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