Record Details
| MonUID: | MST10889 |
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| HER Number: | 07531 |
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| Type of record: | Building |
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| Name: | 24 The Close, Lichfield |
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Summary
A listed house of circa 1461, extensively remodelled in late 17th and 18th centuries and again in circa 1814. The house is of brick construction with some dressed stone to the basement and front angle, a tiled roof of complex form and brick chimney stacks. Although much altered, this is one of the original houses of The Close. The attached garden wall and gatepier are included within the listing.
Monument Type(s):
- HOUSE (Built, MEDIEVAL - 1461 AD to 1461 AD)
- HOUSE (Altered, Stuart to Georgian - 1665 AD to 1799 AD)
- HOUSE (Altered, Georgian - 1814 AD to 1814 AD)
Protected Status:
- Listed Building (II*) 1298430: 24 and attached wall and gate pier (The Close)
Full description
Sources and further reading
| <1> | SST212 - Photographic: Stephen Dean (Historic Environment Officer - Staffordshire County Council). 2008. A series of Photographs of Historic Buildings in Lichfield. Digital Photography. |
Related records
| 02029 | Part of: Lichfield Cathedral Close (Monument) |
Associated Images
A series of Photographs of Historic Buildings in Lichfield
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