Description

HOWDEN TREETON ROAD SE 72 NW (north side)

8/137 No 20

GV II Police station and lock-up, now private house. 1843 by H F Lockwood of Hull. Brick in Flemish bond with stone dressings, Welsh slate roof. Main house of 3 bays with central bay breaking forward and extending as rear wing, with additional outhouse set well back to left and small bay set back slightly to right. 2 storeys, one first-floor window. Plinth. Steps to central round-arched panelled door in moulded architrave flanked by fixed windows in eared architraves to central bay. Outer bays: 4-pane sashes in eared architraves on stone sills held by brackets. Outhouse to left has blocked doorway with fixed window to right, both beneath flat stone arches. Right bay has blocked doorway beneath segmental arch. First floor: squat, central 6-pane sash in eared architrave on continuous bracketed panelled sill. 5 course first-floor brick bands to outer bays. Overhanging eaves held on brackets to main house with hipped roof to central bay and wide gable coping to outer bays. Single pitch roof and coping to outhouse. Evidence for raising and blind coped parapet to right bay. No internal features of interest. Neave D, Howden Explored, 1979.

Listing NGR: SE7460627985

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