Description

The entry for:-

KENTON HIGH STREET, Kenton
SX 09 SE
Nos 16-20 inclusive
6/228
II
GV

shall be amended to read:

SX 09 SE KENTON HIGH STREET, Kenton

6/228 Nos 16-21 inclusive

GV II

Terrace of 6 houses, the left-hand house formerly a shop. c1830-
40. Red brick with slate roofs, gabled at ends; axial stacks;
the left-hand house painted. Double-depth plan. Exterior: 2
storeys, stepped up hill. Asymmetrical 7 window front. Plat
band and cyma-moulded gutter. Cambered brick arches over C19
doors to Nos 20 and 21, C20 doors and mid C19 16-pane sashes
except for the first bay from the-right where they have been
replaced with 2-pane sashes. The left-hand house has a 15-pane
shop window with timber glazing bars, and a cornice.

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KENTON HIGH STREET, Kenton
SX 09 SE

6/228 Nos. 16-20 inclusive
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GV II

Row of 4 or 5 adjoining houses, probably originally 6, the left-hand house formerly a
shop. Late C19. Red brick with slate roofs, gabled at ends ; axial stacks; the
left-hand house painted.
Plan: A terrace of 4 or 5 double depth adjoining cottages, the centre 3 1-room wide,
the right hannd cottage 2 rooms wide, the left hand house a shop to the right, a room
to the left of the central entrance and a cartway to the left. West of the Church
and forming part of the late C19 village centre.
Exterior: 2 storeys. Asymmetrical 7 window front with regular fenestration of
original 16-pane timber sashes except for the first bay from the right where they
have been replaced with 2-pane timbers timber sashes. The left-hand house has a
probably original 15-pane shop window with timber glazing bars, and a cornice ; the
windows in the second and third bays from the right have shutters. 2 C19 front doors
to the right end, the others later replacements.
A plainer brick terrace than the adjacent Gothic terrace in High Street and the
Gothic terrace in Church Street and an important range in the village centre round
the Church.

Listing NGR: SX9573883283

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26389912

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