Description

SE 01 SE HILL TOP ROAD
Slaithwaite
5/163
Nos 13 to 19 (odd)
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- II

Late C18. Terrace, part of longer row. Hammer dressed stone. Quoins to Nos
17 & 19. Pitched stone slate roof (tabling to chimney of No 15). 2 storeys.
South elevation has: Nos 14 & 15: Ground floor: doorway with stone surround and
tie-stones; two 3-light stone mullioned windows. First floor: two 5-light
stone mullioned windows with central sash to each which breaks forward slightly.
Nos 17 & 19: Ground floor: two 4-light stone mullioned windows. First floor:
two 4-light stone mullioned windows. Inscription in blind panel, with stone
surround half round arch with keystone, reads:
W
I H
1763 (possibly reset)
North elevation has: Ground floor: four 3-light stone mullioned windows; one
2-light stone mullioned window. First floor: three 3-light stone mullioned
windows. Nos 13 & 1.5 were possible the barns to Nos 17 & 19 before conversion
to dwellings.

Listing NGR: SE0796314235

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26565694

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