Description

FINEDON CHURCH STREET
SF9171 (North side)
7/20 No.44 (Mulso Cottage) and
23/09/50 attached wall
(Formally listed as No.44)
GV II

House. Mid C17 and C18. Squared coursed ironstone with plain-tile roof.
Originally 2-unit plan. 2 storeys with attic. 3-window range. Central C20 door
has 3-light wood-mullion window above. Other windows are 6-light casements with
wood mullions and transomes; all windows have moulded wood lintels and leaded
lights with some crown glass. Ashlar gable parapets and 2 stone stacks at ridge.
Coat of arms above door. Gable elevation to left has 4-light wood-mullion window
at first floor and 6-light casements at ground and attic; similar to front
elevations. Rear has C18 wing with some casements with glazing bars and moulded
wood lintels. Interior not inspected but noted as having panelled window reveals
to ground floor front rooms. Wall attached to right of main front and enlosing
2 sides of front garden is probably C18, ironstone with ashlar coping. Arch head
recess with keystone adjacent to house has stepped parapet above. Arch head
opening in centre of section abutting Church Street.

Listing NGR: SP9134971951

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26292495

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