Description

SK 32 SE PARISH OF MELBOURNE ASHBY ROAD
5/43 (East Side)
Cottage to East of
Tutholme
II
Cottage. Early C18 with early C19 alterations. Ashlar, stone
rubble and red brick with first floor band to ashlar bay. Plain
tile roof with brick ridge stack. Single storey plus attic and
two bays. Main elevation has ashlar bay to east and brick over
ashlar plinth to west. Western bay has a fixed small pane
segment headed window to west and plank door below segment head
to east. Beyond to east there is a blocked doorcase and a flat
headed 2-light small pane casement window. Above there is a
small single light window over the blocked door and a glazing
bar sash in raking dormer to centre. Rear elevation has similar
sash in raking dormer to western bay and a 2-light segment
headed window with small pane casement above to east. Interior
has inglenook fireplace and small winder staircase. In a
dilapidated condition.

Listing NGR: SK3843824318

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26619276

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