Description

SK 58 SE
4/39

CARLTON-IN-LINDRICK
LOW STREET
North Carlton
(East side)
Low Cottage and attached outbuilding

G.V.
II

Cottage and attached outbuilding. Late C18 and early C19. C19
front of red brick, painted white. Concrete pantile roof with 2
red brick gable stacks and dog tooth eaves. One and a half
storeys, 3 bays, L-plan. Central doorway with panelled wooden
door and wooden surround. Flanked by single glazing bar sashes.
Above are 2 similar, smaller sashes. To the left is a C20
painted brick garage extension. To the rear is a late C18
dressed coursed rubble and concrete pantile one and a half storey
single bay wing, with single red brick gable stack, having a
single glazing bar Yorkshire sash on the ground floor and a
single similar sash above. Attached to the rear left, via a C20
porch, is a late C18 dressed coursed rubble with some red brick
outbuilding. Pantile roof. Single storey plus garret, single
bay. Single glazing bar fixed light with red brick infill under.
To the right is a C20 brick and pantile lean-to with doorway. In
the left garret is a single window opening.

Listing NGR: SK5922084420

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26501696

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