Description

BILLINGTON TERRACE ROW
SD 73 NW
2/14 Nos 10 to 18 (even)
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- II
Row of houses, c.1830 for John Taylor of Moreton Hall, probably by
Websters of Kendal. Sandstone rubble with slate roofs, Nos. 10 and 18 now
covered by felt. Gothick style. Built into hillside, of 3 storeys at
front. Doors entered by 1st floor walkway with iron railings, approached
by a flight of stone steps at each end. Each house of one bay, the 1st and
2nd floor windows having chamfered stone surrounds with pointed heads,
hoods, and sashes with Gothick glazing. Each house has a studded door to
the right with a similar surround. Below the walkway each house has a
window with plain stone surround, those to Nos. 16 and 18 sashed with
glazing bars. To the right of each window is a door with plain stone
surround. No. 10, at the left, is different and has a door at the left
with plain reveals and a window to its right with rendered surround.
Chimney to left of each house. Stone gutter cornice.

Listing NGR: SD7323635874

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26457983

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