Description

SO 7875 SW BEWDLEY CP PARK LANE (west side)

12/195 Nos 4 & 6
(formerly listed as No 4 and
2.10.75 adjoining warehouse)

GV II

Warehouse and barn, now workshops and house. Early C18 (warehouse) with
late C18 addition (barn) and some late C20 alterations. L-plan, no 4
(barn) extending to south-west and no 6 (warehouse) extending to south-
west. South-east front: range projecting to right (no 4) has a blind gable
end rebuilt in late C20; to left warehouse (no 6) of three storeys, bands
to ground and first floor, four windows: blind to left, a timber cross-
window, a blind window, and a further timber cross-window to right, all
under cambered heads; second floor: alternate blind windows as below and
2-light casements; ground floor: two timber cross-windows to left with
cambered heads, to right wide C20 opening with rolled steel joist lintel,
with remains of two cambered window heads above it, cellar entrance to
left. Entrance to no 4 is from the north-east front, which also has two
hit-and-miss diamond pattern former ventilators.

Listing NGR: SO7848175235

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26393435

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