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Summary

Pair of early- or mid 19th century houses with shops.

Location

Protected Status

• Listed Building (II) 1200917: 7 AND 9, HONESTONE STREET

Other References/Statuses

• Old Listed Building Ref: 375856

Monument Type(s) and Dates

• HOUSE (XIX - 1801 AD to 1860 AD (Between))

Full description

Ordnance Survey, 2012, MasterMap (Cartographic). SDV348725.

7 and 8 Honestone Street. Pair of houses with shops. Early or mid 19th century. Solid rendered front; left side-wall slatehung. Slate roof; rear slope at number 9 covered with corrugated asbestos. Old red-brick chimney on left side-wall, probably shared with number 5; rendered chimney on rear roof-slope of number 9. Two old red-brick chimneys on rear wings, that to number 9 partly rendered. Double-depth plan; open passage to Hyfield Place at right-hand end of ground storey of number 9. Long adjacent rear wings. Three storeys; each house of 2-window range. Ground storey has channelled rustication. Shop fronts at both houses, number 7 having in addition a house-door to right; house-door to number 9 opens into the passage at right-hand end. Shop front to number 7 has 4-paned display window with upright glazing-bars, canted on right-hand side towards recesses, half-glazed double-doors with solid moulded bottom panels. Four-panelled house-door with old letterbox, flanked by panelled pilasters. Both shop and house-doors at number 7 have old grey-stone doorsteps. Number 9 has 2-paned display window with an upright glazing-bar; half-glazed shop door to right, both the upper panel and the fanlight above of 2 panes with an upright glazing-bar. To right of it, a pair of panelled pilasters matching those at number 7, but here flanking only a patch of horizontally channelled rustication. Entablature across the ground storey, with fluted panels above the pilasters. Upper-storey windows have 3-paned sashes, each with 2 upright glazing-bars, in recessed box-frames. Plain wooden board below the eaves. Left side-wall has 2-light wooden casement window in third storey, each light of 3 panes. Number 9 has 4-panelled door opening into passage, the top 2 panels glazed. Rear wing, fronting Hyfield Place, has 2-paned sash-windows.
Interior not inspected.

English Heritage, 2012, National Heritage List for England (National Heritage List for England). SDV348729.

Sources / Further Reading

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