Description

SK 68 NW BLYTH HIGH STREET

(west side)
2/47 No 22 and No 24/26
(Formerly listed as
30.11.66 row of 3 cottages
next S of Village
Hall)

G.V. II

2 cottages, formerly 3 cottages, C17, remodelled C18. Rendered
brick under a hipped pantile roof with single rendered stack
above the doorway of No.24/26. 2 storeys with a 1st floor
band. No.22 has 2 bays. Doorway with half glazed door,
overlight and 2 small wooden consoles supportng an entablature
which extends over a bow window and is supported, on the right,
by a further console. No.24/26 has 3 bays with central doorway
with C20 door flanked by single C20 glazing bar casements. Above
are 3 C20 glazing bar casements. Various internally visible
timbers,possibly suggesting survival of timber frame.

Listing NGR: SK6250887007

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26502721

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