Description

ST 86 SE HOLT THE MIDLANDS
(north side)

5/70 Nos 125 and 127

GV II

Three cottages in row, now two. Late C17, rebuilt early C19.
Coursed rubble stone, double Roman tiled roof with gabled stone
stacks to rear. Two-storey and attic, 4-window. No 125 has door
with 6 fielded panels, 15-pane sash either side and 18-pane sash to
right. No 127 has two 6-panelled doors, left one not in use, both
with transom lights. First floor has four 18-pane sashes. Three
raking dormers with 2-light casement to attic. Projecting to right
is late C19 English bond brick addition with planked door in large
round-arched surround with keystone and impost, flanking single-
light casements and single-light to first floor; this extension
attached to late C17 three-storey wing with moulded cross windows
with dripstones to ground and first floors, 2-light mullioned attic
casement, coped verge. Right return has planked door and bull's
eye to first floor. Rear has 3-light and 2-light mullioned
casements, lean-to extensions. Interiors not accessible at time of
survey (May 1987).

Listing NGR: ST8622762118

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26272671

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