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SE0446
9/179

SILSDEN C.P.
ST. JOHN'S CLOSE
Nos 5 and 7

[Formerly listed as No. 55 (Jacksons of Silsden Ltd.), ST. JOHN'S STREET (east side). Previously listed as New Close Garages]

27.9.65

GV

II

House, later office. Dated 1646. Rubble brought to course, stone slate roof. Two storeys, two cells. All are double-chamfered mullioned windows, mostly lacking mullions; those to ground floor of four lights and three lights with hoodmoulds with straight returns, the two on the first floor of three lights. Central doorway has composite jambs, dated lintel and broad chamfered surround. Stack to ridge. Rear has two-light window to ground floor and two three-light windows to first floor. Inserted doorway to right with tie-stone jambs.

Listing NGR: SE0425946341

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26517584

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