Buildings

Church Street

Church of St Peter Grade II formerly Grade B

Listed 10.11.67 – Amended 03.05.00

Medieval parish church, mainly circa 1335 and consisting of nave and chancel with much restoration. The body of the church was enlarged westward in 1961. The nave aisles are almost entirely modem. Plain Norman west doorway of circa 1090 with replaced shafts. Monument to Sir Richard Harpur (1635) and wife. Norman font.

No 45 (Ivy House) Grade II

Listed 24.02.77

C18 and later. Former farmhouse. Red brick; 2 storeys. Front, which faces west, has 3 windows (sash and later casement). Ground storey has one restored sash window modem canted oriel and plain doorway with cornice hood. Gabled end to road with one sash window; plain eaves; tiles.

Shepherd Street

Nos 11 and 15 Grade II

Listed 24.02.77

Early C19. Red brick; 2 storeys; 3 sash windows with segmental heads; plain door to No 11 with rectangular fanlight.

Doorway to No 15 in gabled end to right, with plain rectangular fanlight and gabled porch. Shaped bargeboards; plain eaves; slates. Included for group value. Nos 11 and 15 to 19 (odd) form a group.

No 17 Grade II

Listed 24.02.77

Probably late C17, but core may be earlier. Whitened brick. Single storeyed; 2 small splayed bays with stone mullion windows in plain stone surrounds and one small early C19 small-paned iron casement; plain doorway with segmental and door with 3 pointed panels; old slate roof carried down over bays. Nos 11 and 15 to 19 (odd) form a group.

No 19 Grade II

Listed 24.02.77

Early C19 small house. Red brick; 2 storeys; one sash window with segmental head and plain doorway with ledged door; plain eaves; slates. Included for group value. Nos. 11 and 15 to 19 (odd) form a group.

Normanton Lane

No 15 Grade II

Listed 24.02.77

Early C19 modest cottage. Originally a pair of cottages but now combined as one dwelling. Red brick; 2 storeys; 2 casement windows; plain doorway on right-hand side with segmental head and ledged door; blocked doorway on left; modillion eaves, gabled end to road; tiles. Contributes to the street scene.

The Hollow

Ye Olde Cottage Grade II

Listed 24.02.77

C16. Timber frame with square panels of brick nogging; 2 storeys; small casement windows, generally modern or restored. Under restoration 1974 and slate roof replaced by thatch.

Horse trough to south-west of Ye Olde Cottage Grade II

Listed 24.02.77

52 Last revised 17.02.2009

Of uncertain date but probably late C18 or early C19. About 15ft long, a narrow trough formed against the bottom of the bank with a low rubble wall at front.