Description

TG 22 SW BUXTON WITH LAMMAS BROOK STREET
(west side)
6/12
DUDWICK COTTAGE.

II

House. Possibly C17 in origin with C18 remodelling and C19 block to north,
forming double pile. Limewashed brick; flint with red brick dressings at
south-west corner. Pantiled roofs, hipped over C19 range. Two storeys and
attics; later range of two storeys. Two and three light casements with leaded
glazing and Gothick heads. Off-centre doorway with later gabled porch.
Chimney stacks off-centre and at west gable. Parapeted gables with brick
tumbling and plain string course. Flat-roofed dormer with Gothick casement.
Pantiled two storey lean-to at east gable. Brick dentil eaves. Catslide
extension on north side. C19 range to north-west : three light casement
windows. Rubbed arches over openings. Bay window with lead roof in west
wall; sash window above. Moulded brick modillion eaves. Some C20 casements.
Interior : one beam with stepped run-out chamfers. Simple C18 staircase with
turned newels and plain balusters.

Listing NGR: TG2225522252

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26302871

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