Description

SE 0958 1560 BROOK LANE Golcar 10/56 Nos 54, 54A, 56 and 58 -

- II

1843 (datestone). Back to back group. Hammer dressed stone (part rendered). Pitched stone slate roof. Coped gable. Stone brackets. Two gable stacks and 1 central stack with large blocks, copings and water tabling. Two storeys and basement. South East elevation: Ground floor: doorway with stone surround and small cornice over. One 2-light stone mullioned window. First floor: three single lights; one 2-light stone mullioned window. North West elevation: Ground floor: three entrances with stone surrounds. Two 3-light stone mullioned windows; one 4-light stone mullioned windows. First floor: three 5-light stone mullioned windows. South West gable: Basement: two doorways; one 3-light stone mullioned window; one 2-light stone mullioned window. First floor: one 2-light stone mullioned window. Attic: 3-light Venetian window with stone surrounds and glazing bars to 2-lights. Small stone plaque over. North East gable: 3-light Venetian window to attic. Chimneys have square stone pots with triangular tops and moulded sides. Stone plaque to south west gable apex reads: A I & M NEW YORK HOUSE 1843

Listing NGR: SE0958015607

External Links

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