Description

NZ 4418 NE STOCKTON ON TEES FINKLE STREET
(north side)

30/51

19.1.51 No 9

GV II*

C17 in good condition. 2 1/2 storeys. 4 windows. Stone, roughly squared and
dressed, with brick modillion band over ground floor, brick flat arches to
flush framed glazing bar sash windows, toothed bend over 1st floor and another
below the eaves. The space between the latter bands occupied by 3 blind (brick)
oculi and a small round window. Pantile roof; raised verge to left with remains
of a kneeler, 2 fine brick chimneys. In centre of ground floor is a late C19,
early C20 square bay shop window with glazing bars to moulded cornice. Doorway
right, to shop. Plain doorway inserted to left with wooden lintel. Through
passage door on far left in brick blocked opening originally with slightly
cambered sash. Yard to rear. 2½ storey brick extension at rear. Interior:
some panelling evident beside ground floor chimney; good C18 ramped staircase.
Main interest is in attic which has 3 upper or middle crucks in room over rear
extension with collar beams to purlins and 2 in front garret with brackets
to collars. Chimney stack swept back in corbelled courses from position between
1st and 2nd windows from left to position on right of raised verge.

Listing NGR: NZ4460818982

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17532607

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  Harrow on the Hill: A photographic portrayal of listed buildings and structures (Historic Buildings Picture Guides)
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