Description

SE 10 NW DUNFORD ROAD
4/75 (Cross)

Nos 127 and 129

II

Two dwellings, part of farm row. Mid C18 with C19 first floor window openings. Deeply
coursed millstone grit, part rendered. Stone slate roof. Two ashlar stacks, one with
moulded strings, the other is rendered. Two storeys. South-west elevation: doorway
with deep lintel, possibly altered, with altered 4 or 5-light double chamfered window
to each side with several mullions removed. Lean-to extension to left, and one
3-light double chamfered window beyond this. To first floor are five 2-light stone
mullioned windows. Rear elevation includes central blocked doorway with arched lintel
and chamfered window to each side. One chamfered window and oe later 2-light window
to first floor. To left is bay of 3-light chamfered windows with mullions removed.
To right is bay of 4-light chamfered windows with 2 mullions removed from ground
floor.

Listing NGR: SE1475506968

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26428297

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