Description

In the entry for:-

PARISH OF ECKINGTON STATION ROAD SK 47 NW Nos 1,3 and 11 Station Road 7/125 II GV Shall be amended to read:- SK 47 NW PARISH OF ECKINGTON RENISHAW STATION ROAD 7/125 Nos 1,3 and 11 Station Road GV II

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PARISH OF ECKINGTON STATION ROAD SK 47 NW 7/125 Nos 1,3 and 11 Station Road GV II A terrace of three cottages, formerly six. Early C19, altered C20. Coursed squared coal measures sandstone rubble, with ashlar dressings, quoins, cusp-moulded stonework to west gable, plain gable to east end. Gable and ridge brick stacks, except to the west gable, which is of ashlar. Welsh slates to front roof slope, corrugated sheeting to rear. Two storeys, eight bays, formerly with six doorways, three now adapted to form 2-light windows with massive quoined surrounds and lintels with arched soffits. The two end cottages are double fronted, with stacked 3-light casements beneath segmental arched heads. The remaining dwellings originally single bay now combined to form a third dwelling to the centre of the range, or to supplement the end cottages. Plain doors.

Listing NGR: SK4423878688

External Links

• Wikidata Q26403360

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