Description

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SK 83 NE
7/28

GREAT GONERBY,
GREEN STREET (south side),
No.5 (Brownlow House)

(Formerly listed as No.5 (Greystone Cottage))

21.9.79

II
House. Possibly late C16 or early C17, C18, C20. Coursed rubble ironstone, ashlar dressings, very steep pantile roof with stone coped gables, a single exposed brick ridge stack and a single brick gable stack. Two storey and garret. North front has single three light stone mullioned window on ground floor with moulded cornice. To the south, a C20 casement and a small rectangular C20 window set between, both with wood lintels. Above are two C20 casements with wood lintels. The east return has a single three light stone mullion window with moulded cornice, and another above, both restored in C19. The garret window has a sliding sash with a wooden lintel. C18 wing at rear contains re-located C17 doorway with shallow four-centred head, moulded cornice and partially glazed C20 door.

Listing NGR: SK8964438370

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26642221

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