Description

1.
5358 NOBLE STREET
(north side)

SJ 5128 3/94 No 44

II GV

2.
House. Late C17 or early C18, refronted in early-mid C20. Timber-framed and re-
fronted to street in red brick. Modillion brick eaves cornice to plain tiled
hipped roof with end stack to left and stack on hip to right. Two storeys; two
bays, glazing bar sashes with painted heads on ground-floor. Central half-glazed
door with painted head. Interior: much evidence of substantial timber-framing,
particularly to rear wall. Although the roof has been raised to the front, a
framed rear gable remains with principal rafters and queen post truss. Framing
appears to be irregularly of two panels from cill to wall-plate. Included for
group value only.

Listing NGR: SJ5112728978

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26546028

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