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outbuilding — Main Street

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outbuilding — Main Street
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Detached multiple-bay two-storey L-plan outbuilding, built c.1830, in use as social services day centre, with stone access steps to south elevation of northern section. Pitched slate roof with clayware ridge-tiles, and replacement rainwater goods. Random uncoursed limestone rubble walling with roughcast render to ground floor section of east elevation of western section, chamfered corner to south-east corner of northern section, and with red brick surrounds to openings. Flat-arch window openings with battened timber shutters and cut limestone sills. Square-headed door openings with battened doors. Segmental-arch recessed former pitching doorways at first floor level, one blocked up. Segmental carriage entrance to ground floor of northern section with battened door and with cobbled surface to ground at threshold.

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