Description

SD 5192 NW KENDAL COLLIN CROFT

7/22 Nos 16, 18, 19 & 20

14-4-69
G.V. II

Warehouses and manufactories, converted to dwellings and subdivided at time of
survey (April 1984). Early C19; extensively renovated and remodelled in late
C20. Coursed rubble with quoins. Graduated slate roofs with stone chimneys.
Asymmetrical; 3 storeys, mainly single-bay. No 16 has stop-chamfered corner
with cast-iron lamp above. Part-glazed double doors on east side, with sash to
each floor above; 2nd door, under wooden porch up steps to north return.
Casement to each floor. No 19 adjoins no 16 to north. Deeply-recessed
part-glazed door; two 1st floor casements, single casement and paired sash to
2nd floor. Nos 18 and 20 are built over the semicircular-headed pedestrian arch
leading to Beast Banks. Casement to 1st floor, large sash to 2nd and triple
sash (with semicircular heads, and pilasters) above. Doors to no 18 on left in
passage and up ramp to rear; door to no 20 up ramp to rear. Doors and glazing
largely C20 renewal.

Listing NGR: SD5136592559

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26438833

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