Description

LEIGH C.P. TAPNER'S ROAD TQ 24NW Dawes Green 6/151 Dawes Mead II

House. C16 with C20 extension to right and C19 extension to rear. Timber framed on rendered plinth with whitewashed brick cladding below and tile hung above. Frame exposed on first floor of left hand return front. Plain tiled roof, hipped with end gablets. L-shaped plan with C19 wing to the rear. Two storeys with C20 stack to left of centre, C17 stack to right of centre and C20 stack to right. One leaded casement window to outer ends of the first floor, half-hipped on-eaves dormer to left of centre. Two leaded C20 casement windows to centre and left, casement doors to right. 4-panel door to right of centre to lobby entry. Single- storey hip-roofed extension to right end. Irregular leaded fenestration on rear, brick, wing. Flat-lintelled throughway at junction with front range. Pentice to end. Entrance porch in angle with front range. Interior:- Stop-chamfered joists to ground floor ceiling frames. Windbracing and jowled main posts visible on first floor. Some old oak floorboards survive.

Listing NGR: TQ2182947200

External Links

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