Description

SE 1311
10/224

NEW STREET
(Honley)

Nos 3 and 5

II

GV

Terrace, probably formerly 4 dwellings Late C18 - early Cl9. Hammer dressed stone.
Quoins to south-west. Stone slate roof. Two storeys. Basement to No 3. North-west
elevation: first 2 dwellings to left consist of entrance (one part blocked) and one
3-light stone mullioned window to ground floor. Two 2-light stone mullioned windows
to each dwelling to first floor (one altered). Third dwelling from left has entrance
and 2-light stone mullioned window to ground floor, with one 3-light stone mullioned
window to first floor. Dwelling to right: central door, part blocked, with one
2-light stone mullioned window to each side (both floors) with only one mullion
remaining. South-west gable rebuilt.

Listing NGR: SE 13824 11975

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26428225

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