Description

SE2918
9/10
18th August 1986

HORBURY
HIGH STREET
(north side)
Nos 10 and 12

II

House, now shop, office and storage. Dated 1637 (Cudworth), later C17 rear
centre wing, C18 rear right wing; altered to cottages in the mid C19. Thinly
coursed rubble (rendered front), coursed squared stone with quoins to the C18
wing. Stone slate roofs (part collapsed). 3-cell linear plan with lobby-
entry to centre cell, rear outshut to left cell (collapsed), kitchen wing to
rear of centre cell (part-collapsed) and the C18 wing at the rear of, and
parallel to, the right cell. Two storeys. Original quoined doorway into
left of centre cell with moulded surround and Tudor-arched lintel bearing the
date (now illegible). Other openings, including the five 1st-floor windows
are later and not of special interest. Gable copings. Truncated, rendered
stack between bays 1 and 2. Later brick stack to right. Rear: one 3-light
flat-faced mullion window to C18 wing with a single window with stone
surround above. The centre wing (part-collapsed) has quoins to left only,
the right part rebuilt. Single-storey monopitch addition to left return,
above which is a window with timber lintel.
Interior: two stop-chamfered beams on stone corbels to left cell. Stone
stair against rear wall. Two boxed-in spine beams to centre cell. Wallplate
to rear of centre cell has mortices for aisle-ties presumably for an outshut
which pre-dated the later C17 rear wing. The rear wing has a central stop-
chamfered spine beam and a queen-strut roof truss with diagonally-set ridge.
The C18 wing has, to 1st floor, a deep skirting and a dado rail, fielded-
panel window shutters, fireplace with eared architrave and double cupboard
with H-hinges.
C. Cudworth. Photographs of Old Horbury. 1973.
P. Thornborrow. Report for West Yorkshire Archaeological Unit. 1986.

Listing NGR: SE2956418201

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26479198

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