What is recorded here

End-of-terrace four-bay single-storey vernacular house, built c.1840, one of a ‘stepped’ non-identical group of four. The façade is in painted plain render and the pitched roof slated, with rendered chimneystacks. The flat-headed windows have uPVC frames and painted stone sills whilst the off centre flat-headed entrance has a mainly glazed uPVC door. uPVC rainwater goods. Small garden to front bounded by a low rubble stone wall with rough stone coping. The property has a late 20th century extension to the rear.

Rare example of urban vernacular in what is a largely planned estate village, though now somewhat altered with the insertion of uPVC windows and doors and a rear extension.

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