Description

MANCHESTER

SJ89NE FAR LANE, Gorton South 698-1/5/699 (North side) Nos.46 TO 50 (Even)

II

Row of 3 cottages. Dated 1782 at 1st floor; altered. Brown and yellow brick in Flemish bond (yellow headers), slate roof. Double-depth plan, each cottage single-fronted. Two storeys over basements, 1+1+1 windows; doorways up 5 steps (to the right at No.46, to the left at Nos 48 and 50), all with altered doors; low 3-light basement windows; square ground floor windows with flat-arched heads and keystones, oblong windows at 1st floor, and all these windows now with variously altered glazing (no glazing bars at No.46, small-paned glazing at Nos 48 and 50). Ogee-headed niche over doorway of No.48 containing datestone with raised ornament including central shell or fan, and lettering: S E A 1782 Two ridge chimney stacks (double at junction of Nos 46 and 48), both with water-tabling. Rear: altered openings. Interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: SJ8883995806

External Links

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