Description

STAUNTON PRINCE CRESCENT (north side) SO 7829 - 7929

13/224 The Paddocks 28.5.70 II

Cottage. 1848 by F.O'Connor for the National Co-operative Land Company; altered late C19 and late C20. Monk bond brickwork on stone plinth to original part, slate roof. Three-room front, one room deep, rear leanto (late C19 rebuild), late C20 rear wing forming 'L', all single storey. All windows small pane, late C20 wooden casements. Centre room projects slightly, gabled late C20 brick porch, panelled door, single-light windows in returns; single-light windows each side, rendered reveals, flat, rubbed brick arches. Plain brick string course to foot of gable, returned up verges, plain bargeboards, shaped brackets at foot; quatrefoil stone ventilator. Either side 2-light casement window, both widened a little, rendered reveals, original flat rubbed brick arch to right, head rebuilt on left. Double oversailing eaves course. Centre rear chimney, gable chimneys slightly corbelled out. Forms part of Chartist settlement, listed principally for historical and sociological reasons (A.M. Hadfield, The Chartist Land Company, 1970).

Listing NGR: SO7882229020

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