Description

SE 11 SW THICK HOLLINS ROAD
(Thick Hollins)
2/48
Nos. 13, 15 & 17

II

G.V.

Three cottages, though possibly formerly one dwelling. C17 or early
C18, altered. Thinly coursed rubble. Quoins. Stone slate roof,
turned and part bitumen covered. Two storeys. No. 13 has C19
3-light window to each floor and early doorway with moulded jambs and
very deep lintel. No. 15 has late C18 doorway and one 3-light window
with hood mould to ground floor, both in recent porch, and one 4-light
window to 1st floor, altered, and with 2 mullions removed. Both windows
are double chamfered. No. 17 has 2-light double chamfered window with
hood mould, to ground floor and C19 doorway, and one 4-light double
chamfered window altered, with 2 mullions removed, to 1st floor.

Brick extension to rear of No. 17. Round arched fine window to rear
of No. 13.

Listing NGR: SE1071210195

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26479387

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