Description

SHORT ROWS 1. 5167 Nos 26 to 36 (consec) SK 3447 NE 1/77 II GV 2. The houses on Short Row are probably the first houses built by the Strutts in Belper. Erected between 1788 and the early 1790s. Terraced cottages stepped up hillside in pairs. Red brick, slate roof with brick chimneys. Two storeys. One window each, generally modern glazing in old spaces. Some gabled porches, most modern. Rear facades face north and have a single tiny first floor casement each. Ground floor windows generally altered. No 32 has a fixed window with glazing bars and small centre opening light.

Listing NGR: SK3490947867

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