Description

GREAT ALNE PARK LANE SP15NW (West side) 7/80 No. 1 (Fletcher Cottage) and 11/12/69 No.2 (Formerly listed as Long House Cottage)

- II

2 cottages in row. C17; No.2, wholly, and Fletcher Cottage, partly rebuilt. C19; C20 alterations. Timber framed with lath and plaster and whitewashed brick infill. No.2 on right faced in colourwashed brick; Fletcher Cottage has small amount of brick refacing with painted sham framing. Late C20 tile roof; brick external and internal stacks. Fletcher Cottage, 2-unit plan, No.2, one-unit plan. One storey and attic; each one-window range. No.2 has half-glazed door under brick segmental arch. Late C20 metal casements. Half-dormer. Internal stack to rear. Fletcher Cottage has two C20 ground floor windows with glazing bars. Small C19 casement on right on first floor. Left return side has large brick external stack. Some exposed framing. C20 door and casements. Interior: Both cottages have exposed framing. No.2 has ogee stop-chamfered ceiling beam. Old plank door. Winder stairs.

Listing NGR: SP1204059517

External Links

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