Description

SE 10 NW OLD ROAD
4/233 (Hinchliffe Mill)

Nos 9, 11 and 13
GV
II

Part of row. Early to mid Cl9. Hammer dressed stone. Stone slate roof (part bitumen
covered), with moulded stone brackets to front. Three ashlar stacks, one altered.
Two and 4 storeys. No 9 breaks back slightly and has central door with sash to left
and right. Central sash to first floor. Nos 11 and 13 are handed with entrance to
left and right and single sash to each dwelling, both floors. To rear (Nos 11 and
13), second and third floors each have four 2-light windows (2 windows to second floor
blocked), and one 3-light window to third floor of No 9.

Listing NGR: SE1254607026

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26428229

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