Description

SD 82 SE BACUP NEWCHURCH ROAD
Stacksteads

7/46 Nos. 366 and 368
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GV II

Pair of houses, c,1800, altered in later C19. Watershot coursed
sandstone, roofs of stone slate and slate with one chimney stack on the
ridge and one at each gable. Double depth plan, each house one bay.
Built on slope, 3 1/2 storeys presenting only 2 storeys to the front:
2 doorways with plain surrounds, 3 vertical rectangular windows at ground
floor and a 4 above (No. 366 is symmetrical double-fronted); left return
wall of No. 366 has long flight of external stone steps to attic doorway
in gable, originally entirely cantilevered, but now supported at lower
level by brick infill. Principal feature of interest is rear wall which
has 2 doorways with plain surrounds flanked by stepped triple-light
windows at lower ground floor, and 2 similar windows on each floor above
(and 5 smaller windows). History: probably associated with domestic
manufacture. (Item resembles Nos. 320 and 322 Newchurch Road, q.v.).

Listing NGR: SD8510121692

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26643914

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