Description

SE 3457 KNARESBOROUGH HIGH STREET (north side)

6/148 Nos 128, 130,132 15.5.68 GV II

Row of 3 houses. C17 - C18 with C20 restoration. Coursed squared limestone, no 132 rendered, pantile roof with 3 or 4 eaves courses of stone slates. 1 storey with attics, 3 cells. Plinth. C20 glazed doors; side- sliding sashes throughout. No 128 has 2-light window of 24 panes to left of door; no 130 has 3-light and a 2-light window, each of 24 panes, to left of door. No 132 has flanking 2-light, 24-pane windows. Projecting band below lintel level of windows. Eaves line of no 132 slightly higher than that of nos 128 and 130. Large rendered ridge stack between nos 128 and 130; end stacks to no 132. Rear: short stone-built wings at right angles to nos 130 and 132, possibly originals. Extension to rear of no 128 has ridge line parallel to main front and is of later build. Beams and wide fireplace to no 132 not seen at resurvey.

Listing NGR: SE3482857355

External Links

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