Building record 2686/0/33 - Nos. 11-17 Mill Road

[Formerly no 3] A row of three early 19th century houses situated on the eastern side of Main Street. The building is constructed of coursed rubble with a single double pitched slate roof with chimney stacks at the northern gable and on the ridge. A continuous lean too is located at the rear of the houses which has a Welsh slate roof. The first floor of the western elevation has a single central casement window. The ground floor has three doorways, each with a sash window to its left.

{1} A row of three early 19th century houses is constructed of coursed rubble with a single double pitched slate roof with chimney stacks at the northern gable and on the ridge. A continuous lean too is located at the rear of the houses which has a Welsh slate roof. The first floor of the western elevation has a single central casement window. The ground floor has three doorways, each with a sash window to its left.

<1> Historic England, Unknown, Oral information, correspondence (not archived) or staff comments, Building file (Oral Report). SNN111577.

<2> Historic England, 3 Mill Road, Yarwell, BF084326 (Archive). SNN115192.

Record last edited

Feb 17 2025 6:11PM