Description

BEEBY

SK 60 NE MAIN STREET (East Side)

7/33 The Courtyard

II

House, partly late C18, extended twice in C19. Brick, with hipped Swithland
slate roofs. Each part is roofed separately. 2 storeys, and 3 principal bays.
The central part is apparently the earliest, and on the east it forms a projecting
wing, containing on the East and North a 12-light sash window to each floor
with cambered gauged brick heads. Moulded brick eaves cornice. Left of it,
2 bays added c1860, with inner door in reeded architrave, and outer 12-light
sash window with cambered head.

Garden front presents a range of 3 hipped gables. The 2 northernmost have
triple-light sash French windows to ground floor, and 12-light sashes above.
In the South bay which is later are 2 tall sash windows lighting a staircase
within. The South front has 3 storeys, with various cambered headed casement
windows and a central door. One late C19 or early C20 dormer in roof. Gable
and axial stacks.

Listing NGR: SK6644708326

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26643176

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