Description

BLATHERWYCKE MAIN STREET
SP9795 (West side)
17/35 Nos.23 and 24
- II
2 houses. Datestone S.OB 1831, Stafford-O'Brien family of Blatherwyke Hall.
Squared coursed limestone with Welsh slate roof. Originally each probably of
2-unit plans forming an L-shape range. Single storey with attic. Main front of 3
bays with flanking bays breaking forward slightly. Central C20 door with
4-centred arch-head and Gothick glazing bars. Small square-head window to left
of door. Casement windows in flanking bays have 4-centred arch-heads and Gothic
glazing bars. Door and window openings have ashlar surrounds. 3 eaves dormers
have casement windows with glazing bars and shallow gabled roofs. Overhanging
eaves and hipped roofs to flanking bays. Ashlar stack at ridge. Elevation to
left has a similar 2-window range with central door. Leaded casement under eaves
to far left. C20 flat roofed eaves dormer. Interior not inspected.
(RCHM: An Inventory of Architectural Monuments in North Northamptonshire: p22)

Listing NGR: SP9729695536

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26653121

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