Monument record 2600/0/4 - 11 School Lane

A 19th century house that was situated on the southern side of School Lane. The building was constructed of coursed rubble and brick with freestone dressings and a double pitch Welsh slate roof with chimney stacks at each gable. The house can be divided into two builds: the western part is coursed rubble and the eastern part is painted brick. The street facing elevation has sash windows and a doorway to the western part with two casements to the eastern side.

{1} A 19th century house that was situated on the southern side of School Lane. The building was constructed of coursed rubble and brick with freestone dressings and a double pitch Welsh slate roof with chimney stacks at each gable. The house can be divided into two builds: the western part is coursed rubble and the eastern part is painted brick. The street facing elevation has sash windows and a doorway to the western part with two casements to the eastern side. The building cannot be found on maps and could have been demolished or has had sigificant alterations.

<1> Historic England, Oral information, correspondence (not archived) or staff comments- Building File, 11 SCHOOL LANE, WARMINGTON. Ref: BF084476 (Oral Report). SNN71057.

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Feb 17 2025 6:18PM