Description

LEEDS

SE2833 ARMLEY ROAD
714-1/34/17 (North side)
Nos.66 AND 68

II

Offices and works entrance. c1850, altered C20. Brown brick,
3:1 English bond, rubbed brick arches, moulded brick and stone
details, slate hipped roofs.
2 storeys, 2 builds with main facade of 3 bays on left, and
5-window office range right. Main range: central 5-window bay
breaks forward, with deep moulded modillion cornice and
blocking course, keyed round-arched windows, modern frames;
left bay has 2 round-arched windows to ground and 1st floors,
blocked on ground floor; right bay has tall round-arched
pedestrian entrance with moulded brick surround left and a
wide goods entrance right, the latter having a moulded stone
arch and keystone in the form of a giant bearded head,
sheet-metal panels to double doors and semicircular overlight.
Range on right has central round-arched entrance and flanking
windows with keystones, impost band, stone lintels to
upper-floor windows, sill band, 2-window right return (to
Brandon Street).
INTERIOR: not inspected.

Listing NGR: SE2849833409

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26547905

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  Maintaining and Repairing Old Houses: A Guide to Conservation, Sustainability and Economy
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