Description

ROMALDKIRK THE SQUARE
NY 9922
29/180 No.5 and wall to
12/1/67 left; No. 6
(Arkendale)
(formerly listed in
Group of 8 cottages
between Rose and
Crown Hotel and
Parish Church)
II
Pair of houses with archway to left. Probably early C18 with C19 alterations
and re-fenestration. Coursed sandstone rubble. Stone-flagged roof. Stone
chimney stacks.

2 storeys, 4 and 3 bays with alternating quoins. No. 5 to left.

No. 5: originally a 2-storey, 2-bay house with one-storey, 2-bay cottage to
right, later raised to full height. Replaced door, in tooled surround, in
second bay. Mainly replaced 12-pane sashes: 3 on ground floor and 2 above.
Section of quoins above and to right of door.

No. 6: central replaced door, in flush surround, with blank bay above; flanking
replaced 2-pane sashes.

Continuous roof with coped gables and shaped kneelers. End stacks and 2 ridge
stacks with top bands and water tables.

Short section of wall, with segmental archway, links No. 4 (Monks Cottage,q.v.)
to left return of No. 5. Right return of No. 6 has rough plinth.

Continuous, added 2-storey rear outshut.

Listing NGR: NY9946922117

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26454921

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