Building record 2707/0/70 - House and granary to the rear of 24 Station Road, Nassington

Early 19th century cottages and a granary located behind 24 Station Road. The buildings are constructed of coursed limestone with a double pitch slate roof. The range of four cottages is situated to the north of a small courtyard and each has a single first floor window with a window and door to the ground floor. The granary range is located on the southern side of the courtyard and has a three window range of casements under the eaves with two cart entrances and a stone ridge chimney stack to the west.

{1} Facing the range [of No 24], on the S., is a two-storey Granary, probably early 19th-century. A pair of class 4c cottages have been built in its W. half. A stone panel inscribed 'I T M 1711', formerly in the E. gable, is now in the N. range.

{2} The site of early 19th century cottages and granary. The buildings are constructed of coursed limestone with a double pitched slate roof. The range of four cottages is situated to the north of a small courtyard and each has a single first floor window with a window and door to the ground floor. The granary range is located on the southern side of the courtyard and has a three window range of casements under the eaves with two cart entrances and a stone ridge chimney stack to the west.

<1> Royal Commission on The Historical Monuments of England, 1984, An Inventory of The Historical Monuments in The County of Northampton, p. 128/site 29 (Series). SNN77384.

<2> ORAL REPORT, HE Building File (Oral Report). SNN53287.

<3> Historic England, Undated, 24 STATION ROAD, NASSINGTON, BF084235 (Archive). SNN113357.

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Feb 17 2025 6:24PM