Description

MILL BROW
1.
5166 (north side)
No 2 and attached stable
SD 6178 NW 5/107 12.2.62
II GV

2.
Early C18. Three storeys. Ashlar. Slate roof. Two chimneys. One sill band.
Wooden cornice. Four windows with plain stone surrounds and sills, sashed with all
glazing bars except shop windows which have partly modern glazing. Yard entrance to
right hand side with segmental head. Doorway with plain stone surround and cornice
on cut consoles. Door of four raised and fielded panels, with glazed top with
Gothick glazing bars.
Interior. On ground floor large fireplace in former kitchen. Dogleg stair of two
flights and landing with closed string, square newels and two types of turned
balusters. In attic massive roof trusses and small early C18 fireplace. Cellars
under house have shallow segmental stone vaults. In yard is C19 stable block with
round pitch-hole. Doorcase with architrave and cornice on cut consoles. Door with
two sunk panels, its upper half glazed in small panels.

Listing NGR: SD6114978777

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26605044

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