Description

ATWORTH BATH ROAD
ST 8665
(north side)
Nos 150 and 151, with front
12/8
railings and gates
II
GV

Two semi-detached houses. Late C17, extended to front mid C19.
No 151 is rubble stone, No 150 dressed limestone, both with stone
slate roofs with coped verges, stone stacks. No 150 two-storey,
3-window: central C20 panelled door with 12-pane sash either side
and plat band to first floor; three sashes. No 151 is parallel
range partly to rear of No 150; 2-storey, 2-window front with
planked door, 2-light mullioned casement in blocked former doorway
to left, stringcourse carried up over this opening, to right is 3-
light casement. First floor has 2-light ovolo-mullioned casement
and 3-light wooden casement. Rear of No 151 has 2-light casements
and gabled attic dormer with single-light casement. Interiors not
accessible at time of survey (November 1986). Attached to front
are cast iron railings with dog bars, on stone dwarf walls and with
matching single gates to each house.

Listing NGR: ST8666765975

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26542607

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