Description

RUSHDEN HIGH STREET SOUTH
SP96NE, SP9566SE (West side)
8/138, 22/138 Nos.120, 122 and 124
GV II

Terrace of 3 houses. Datestone 1826. Squared coursed limestone with slate roofs.
Originally each 2-unit plans. 2 storeys. Together comprising a 9-window range of
unhorned sash windows with glazing bars. Those to No.120 are under gauged stone
heads with keyblocks and those to Nos.122 and 124 have rendered heads. No.120
has 6-panel door to centre with panelled reveals, moulded wood surround and
cornice. No.122 has 6-panel door to centre, with reeded wood surround and
lattice porch and No.124 has a 4-panel door with rendered head. Diagonal brick
cornice and brick stacks at ends. C17 datestone to left of first floor window of
No.124 is reset. Datestone to rear. Interiors: No.124 has panelled window
reveals. Other houses, not inspected but noted as having similar reveals. No.120
was originally occupied by the builder of the terrace and has a slightly higher
standard of detail. Originally named Bayes Yard after the builder.

Listing NGR: SP9600666163

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26556623

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