Description

TA 09 SW BURNISTON HIGH STREET
(eastside)

5/6 No 38 (Rose Cottage)
-

- II

House. Late C18 with C19 alterations. Coursed squared sandstone.
Pantile roof. Brick stacks. 3-cell hearth-passage plan. 2-storey,
2-window high end, with single storey low end to left containing hearth
passage entrance. Boarded door with glazed panel under gabled timber
porch on lattice supports. Two 3-light horizontal sliding sashes to
ground floor right, 2-light horizontal sliding sashes above, all with
glazing bars. Small, later casement to left. Coped gables and kneelers
to steeply-pitched roof. Brick end stacks to high end, later inserted
brick stack to low end. Interior: the original plan is intact,
retaining timber partitions. Low end kitchen has C19 oven and cooking
fire with reckon in place. Harrison, B., and Hutton, B., Vernacular
Buildings in North Yorkshire and Cleveland, 1984, p 624 and fig 337.

Listing NGR: TA0113993078

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26441166

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