Description

QUORN

SK 51 NE STATION ROAD (North Side)
3/84
1.6.66 No. 2 (Ye Olde Butchers
Shop)

GV II

Cottage and shop, formerly 2 or more cottages. Late C16/C17. Whitewashed
granite rubble stone, rendered brick, and timber framing, and thatch
roof with brick ridge stack, the 4 circular flues truncated. 1½ storeys,
front facing left but gable to right. From left : 3-light casement with
top lights, blocked door, 3-light (fixed), door and 3-light (fixed) with
a dormer and eyebrow dormer over, both with 2-light horizontal sliding
sash windows. In gable to right a shop front with wooden bracketted
head and part-glazed door and window below. Above is a 3-light casement.
On right end a 3-light, 2-light sliding sash and 2-light over. 2 wall
posts. To rear are 1 storey lean-to extensions and to left in gable
a upper cruck truss with brick herring-bone pattern nogging. Beams inside.
Important group value with Church of St. Bartholomew (q.v.)

Listing NGR: SK5614216504

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26568096

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