Description

SD 5192 SW KENDAL GILLINGGATE
(North side)

10/27 Nos 56-62 (Even)

G.V. II

4 houses. 1889 date (partly repainted to read 1829) carved on porch fascia to
no 60. J.F. Curwen for J. Taylor and others. Later additions and alterations.
Arts and Crafts style. Snecked rubble with quoins on chamfered plinth; moulded
bressummer to 1st floor supported on brackets. 1st floor to nos 56 and 58 is
wet-dashed with sill band; tile-hung gable to south return. Red clay-tiled
roofs, except for no 56 (C20 concrete tiles); dormer windows. Decorative iron
finials and weather vane. Corniced brick chimneys. Each house 2 storeys, 2
bays. Part-glazed doors and multi-light casements; canted bay window to nos 58
(full-height), 60, and 62 with oriel window to no 56.

Listing NGR: SD5129192229

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26598731

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