Description

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SK 34 43
7/10

PARISH OF DUFFIELD
KING STREET (South Side)
Nos 1-29 (odd)

13.2.67

II

Terrace of fifteen workers' cottages. Early C19. Coursed squared gritstone and plain tile roofs with nine brick ridge stacks. Two storeys. North east elevation of seventeen bays, from left to right; plank door, glazing bar sash, C19 canted oriel, two plank doors, glazing bar sash, plain sash, half glazed C20 door, plank door, glazing bar sash, C20 small pane fixed light, two C20 doors, two glazing bar sashes, segment headed archway through the building, C19 sash, two plank doors, two casement windows, C20 door, plank door, two casement windows, plank door, C20 door, casement window, plank door, C20 oriel, blocked doorway with segment head and a C20 casement. Most of the windows and doors have massive stone lintels. First floor has sixteen windows, a mixture of sashes, casements and C20 replacements.

Listing NGR: SK3440843536

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26402843

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