Description

SE2233SW
6/101
29.1.82

BOOTH'S YARD
PUDSEY LS28
(west side)
No 5 (Worlds End Wine Bar)

GV
II

House and attached cottage, now altered to wine-bar. Late C17 single-
storey house raised to 2 storeys and with cottage added to right late C18
or early C19. Thin coursed sandstone, gritstone window and door surrounds.
2 storeys, 2-cell house, single-cell cottage. House : central doorway
with tie-stone jambs and deep Tudor-arched lintel with spandrels formed by
stop-chamfered surround; to either side double-chamfered mullioned windows of
3 lights to left and 4 lights to right with a bullseye window to far right
with sunken spandrels, 1st floor has 2 large 2-light flat-faced mullioned
windows with plain-stone surrounds with 4-pane fixed glazing, Brick stack
to left gable, Cottage : quoins to right. Doorway, at junction with
house, with monolithic and tie-stone jamb and single-light window with plain-
stone surrounds to each floor. Right-hand return has external 1st-floor
corbelled and stepped stack replaced by brick stack to ridge. Two 2-light
windows to ground-floor right.

Part of a fold development.

Listing NGR: SE2235533486

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26599915

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