Description

In the entry for:

3/95 SADDLEWORTH DOBCROSS
(off Long Lane)
Nos 1 to 5
(consecutive)
Edge End

The list description should be amended to read:

Row of cottages and former barn. Mid C18 with substantial later additions and
alterations. Hammer-dressed watershot stone with graduated stone slate roof.
Total of 10 bays, of which 1, dates from 1946 (part of No 5) and 9 and 10 have
been inserted in the former barn (part of No 1). C.1985. 2 storeys with 2 small
C20 lean-to extensions to rear. Bay 1 (left) is an addition of 1946; otherwise
there are 9 ground floor windows and 8 first floor ranging from 2 to 12-lights
with recessed cavetto-moulded stone mullions, the majority of which have been
reused from a former building. 4 C20 porches, a blocked door and a door with
square-cut surround. The earliest portion (No 1 - mid C18) is a laithe-house having
a former barn, now converted to accommodation. 2 windows and porch on the front
to match the others, segmental headed centre entry to rear, now glazed. Various
recessed flat-faced mullion windows to rear. 3 chimney stacks all of C20 date.

Interiors: largely modernised, only No 5 seen, the original end wall of the terrace
remains within. Despite the alterations this remains a largely complete and
characteristic terrace.

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SADDLEWORTH DOBCROSS
SD 90 NE (Off Long Lane)

3/95 Nos. 1 to 5
(consecutive)
Edge End and
- adjoining barn
- II
Row of cottages and barn. Mid C18 with substantial later
additions and alterations. Hammer-dressed watershot stone
with graduated stone slate roof. Total of 8 bays (plus barn)
and 2 storeys with 2 small C20 lean-to extensions to rear.
Bay 1 (left) is an addition of 1946; otherwise there are 7
ground floor windows and 6 first floor ranging from 2 to 12-
lights with recessed cavetto-moulded stone mullions,the
majority of which have been reused from a former building. 3
C20 porches, a blocked door and a door with square-cut
surround. The earliest portion (No. 1 - mid C18) is a
laithe-house having a barn with dressed winnowing door,
shippon door and segmental-headed cart entry to rear.
Various recessed flat-faced mullion windows to rear. 3
chimney stacks all of C20 date.

Listing NGR: SD9944407092

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26320269

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