Description

HILLSHOTT
1.
5255
Nos 21 to 29 [odd)
Nos 24 to 30 even)
TL 2232 9/55 and 56
II GV
2.
1912 by Bennett and Bidwell. Grouped terraces for workmen on standard plans
developed for the Howard Cottage Society. Splayed outbuildings link Nos 29
and 30 with Nos 31 to 43 (odd) Ridge Avenue, which form part of the same scheme
(qv). One and a half storeys. One window each. Symmetrical facades variegated
by juxtaposition of large and small gabled dormers. Tiled roofs with brown
brick ridge stacks. Roughcast walls. Small dormers with weather-boarded
gables. Two and three light casement windows with glazing bars and tile labels.
Some large gables with labels extended as strings. Ground floor with 3 light
splayed bay windows with cornices. Recessed, segmental-arched doorways with
tile labels and boarded doors. One storey linking ranges with gabled entrances
flanked by segmental-headed, 3-light windows. Original colour scheme retained
with cream walls and windows, and green doors, window cills and pipework.
Included for group value.

Listing NGR: TL2227932612

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26395931

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