Description

SP 1401-1501 FAIRFORD PARK STREET
(north side)

13/227 Nos. 4-7 consecutive (formerly
listed as 6-11 consecutive)
4.6.52

GV II

Former row of six cottages, the five to left having been converted
to three, with one larger at right hand end. Mid C18. Coursed
rubble stone, stone slate roof to front, concrete tiles to rear,
partially rebuilt brick stacks. Restored in late C20 by Ernest
Cook Trust, the owners. Single long row of 2 storeys and attic,
with C20 brick lean-to along whole of rear, with roof line broken
at No 7, which is double fronted and taller. Ten windows, all
wooden casements with timber lintel except for one 16-pane sash
with stone surround on No 5. Nine ground floor windows, all 3-
light C20 casements with concrete lintel except for No 4, which is
as first floor. Seven hipped dormers with paired casements.
Door to No 4 on left hand return; No 5 has segmental head
chamfered flush stone doorcase with recessed plank door and shallow
segmental radial fanlight; throughway between Nos 5 and 6; Nos 6
and 7 have half glazed C20 doors. (Nos 8-11 consecutive do not
exist.)

Listing NGR: SP1533901240

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26625168

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