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ENTRY_NUMBER | NAME | ALTERNATIVE_NAMES | CONSTRUCTION_TYPE | ADDRESS | [NAME] | PARISH | GRID_SQUARE | EASTING | NORTHING | BUILDING_TYPE | ARCHITECTURAL_DESCRIPTION | BUILDING_PERIOD | STATUTORY_PROTECTION | MAIN_CONSTRUCTION_MATERIAL | ROOF_MATERIAL | ROCK_TYPE | BUILDING_STONE_USED | VILLAGE_CHARACTER | SOURCE_OF_STONE_DEFINITE_(SITE_NUMBER_ONLY) | SOURCE_OF_STONE_POSSIBLE_(SITE_NUMBER_ONLY) | SOURCE_OF_INFO | SOURCE_OF_STONE_COMMENTS | NOTES | IMAGE_OR_PHOTO_INFO | SURVEY_DATE | MPA | FORMER_COUNTY | retrieval_date | English Heritage Atlas Area
29001 | Corner Lodge |  | Building | ,Cobblers Cross Lane,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 355951 | 363454 | Dwelling house | Lodge. C1870. Red sandstone ashlar with a slate roof. Two storeys, hexagonal plan with gable to each front. Western front: 3-light window with mullions and a transom and cusped heads to each light with a Tudor hood mould. Hexagon to gable which has decorated bargeboards and bargepost (all fronts have these features). Central hexagonal chimneystack. | c1870 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tarporley Siltstones , Slate |  |  | 14042,20400,9360, | IOE No. 57239, BLB |  |  | IOE # 57239 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29002 | Church of St Helen |  | Building | ,High Street,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 355353 | 362528 | Place of Worship | Church. C15 with extensive C19 additions and alterations by Crowther of Manchester, repaired 1931-2 by [NAME]. Red sandstone ashlar with a slate roof. South western tower of 3 stages, aisled nave, chancel. North-eastern and south-eastern chapels, western vestry and south-western baptistry. The C19 refacing of the body of the church - nave, chancel and tower are all Decorated. Only the north-eastern and south-eastern chapels retain Perpendicular features. Tower has angle buttresses with offsets to all faces and string courses between all the stages. | 15th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tarporley Siltstones , Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 14042,20400,9360, | IOE No. 57257, BLB |  |  | IOE # 57257 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29003 | Salters Well |  | Other | ,Utkinton Road,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 355184 | 363061 | Structure | Well. C18. Red sandstone and header-bond brick. Semicircular stone retaining wall c.1 metre high before a stone pavement. Central well opening with chamfered sill and cambered head. Brick lining to well of 3/4 circular shape. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tarporley Siltstones |  |  | 14042,20400,9360, | IOE No. 57267, BLB |  |  | IOE # 57267 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29004 | Church of St Oswald |  | Building | ,Church Street,Malpas | Malpas | Malpas | SJ | 348644 | 347189 | Place of Worship | Church. Late [NAME] largely rebuilt above cill level late C15. Red sandstone ashlar and squared blocks with lead roofs. West tower, aisled nave with south porch, chancel with cross-axial crypt or treasury, north vestry and organ-chamber. East bay of south aisle is the Brereton Chapel; east bay of north aisle the Cholmondeley Chapel. Massive 3-stage tower has diagonal west buttresses and angle east buttresses, south-east octagonal turret, bands above bell chamber and at base of crenellated parapet with crocketed corner pinnacles. | late 14th | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Malpas Sandstone , Helsby Sandstone |  |  | 105948,12217,9596, | IOE No. 55570, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55570 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29005 | Churchyard wall |  | Other | ,South East Gates and Mottle,[NAME] | Malpas | Malpas | SJ | 348666 | 347208 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard wall 1 metre high, probably early C19 but on an older boundary, of coursed red sandstone, bearing 2 incised stone plaques (one dated 1818) | 1818 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Malpas Sandstone , Helsby Sandstone |  |  | 105948,12217,9596, | IOE No. 55578. BLB |  |  | IOE # 55578 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29006 | Churchyard wall |  | Other | ,Church Street,Malpas | Malpas | Malpas | SJ | 348667 | 347164 | Wall/archway/gateway | Retaining and parapet wall to churchyard, probably medieval below plinth, with much C19 restoration above. Coursed red sandstone. Stone panels in upper part of wall inscribed with various church wardens names and dates from 1819 to 1857. | Medieval | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Malpas Sandstone , Helsby Sandstone |  |  | 105948,12217,9596, | IOE No. 55581, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55581 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29007 | No. 2 | The Old Market Place | Building | ,The Market Place,[NAME] | Malpas | Malpas | SJ | 348695 | 347202 | Retail/commercial | Two shops with living accommodation, converted to a restaurant. Late C17 and early C18, of brick with grey slate roofs. 3 storeys with 5 windows to 2nd storey, 4 to 3rd storey. Altered recessed lower storey behind colonnade of 8 Tuscan pillars of red sandstone. | late 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Malpas Sandstone , Helsby Sandstone |  |  | 105948,12217,9596, | IOE No. 55569, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55569 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29008 | Gates, gatepiers and steps |  | Other | ,West gateway to churchyard,Church Street,Malpas | Malpas | Malpas | SJ | 348605 | 347179 | Wall/archway/gateway | Piers 1776 and flight of 9 stone steps (leading to gateway), roughly squared blocks of red sandstone. Plain monolithic piers with projecting bands and pyramidal caps, inscribed I.Duncan: S.Welch: Church Wardens: 1776. | 1776 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Malpas Sandstone , Helsby Sandstone |  |  | 105948,12217,9596, | IOE No. 55579, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55579 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29009 | Gates, gatepiers and steps |  | Other | ,Small gateway SW corner of churchyard,Church Street,Malpas | Malpas | Malpas | SJ | 348622 | 347149 | Wall/archway/gateway | Gate piers and steps, probably late C18, of red sandstone. Plain. monolithic piers with projecting bands and pyramidal caps inscribed "[NAME]: [NAME]". A flight of 6 semi-circular steps leads to the gateway. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Malpas Sandstone , Helsby Sandstone |  |  | 105948,12217,9596, | IOE No. 55580, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55580 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29010 | Gates, gatepiers and steps |  | Other | ,SW corner of churchyard,Church Street,Malpas | Malpas | Malpas | SJ | 348627 | 347147 | Wall/archway/gateway | Pair of gates, gatepiers and steps, the gates made for Oulton Park, probably 1720's (at the time of Vanbrugh's work there), and moved to [NAME] churchyard 1773; the piers and steps probably 1773. Gates and overthrow of wrought iron, piers and steps of roughly squared blocks of red sandstone. | 1773 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Malpas Sandstone , Helsby Sandstone |  |  | 105948,12217,9596, | IOE No. 55577, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55577 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29011 | Old School House | Alport School | Building | ,No. 163,High Street,Malpas | Malpas | Malpas | SJ | 348665 | 347423 | Dwelling house | Formerly the centrepiece of Alport School, now a dwelling with projecting wings Flemish bond brown brickwork; grey slate roof. 2-storeys; 3 bays. Red sandstone plinth. 4 plain brick pilasters divide the facade into 3 panels; 3-course brick band at 1st floor; dentilled 3-course brick band below brick parapet of 6 panels with moulded stone coping. On upper storey a 4-pane replaced casement to each side; slightly recessed stone plaque at centre inscribed (above shield bearing 6 bells) "The Charity of Richard Alport late of Overton in this Parish, Esquire, 1745". The plaque and door and window openings are all under flat gauged brick arches with keystones. Stone coped end gables have projecting brick chimneys with 1-course bands and replaced caps of 3 courses of blue brick. | 1745 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Malpas Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 105948, | IOE No. 55607, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55607 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29012 | The Cross |  | Other | ,No. 9,Church [NAME],Malpas | Malpas | Malpas | SJ | 348743 | 347247 | Structure | Cross, base medieval, cross 1873, of red sandstone. The octagonal base, on sloping ground, has 7 steps to High Street and 5 and 4 on its sides to Church Street. Octagonal monument, on 2 stone steps in C14 style, has a gabled niche to each side and a crocketed spire surmounted by a cross. Stiff-leaf ornament; cusped niche arches, mouchettes and quatrefoils. | 1873 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | Malpas Sandstone |  |  | 105948, | IOE No. 55597, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55597 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29013 | Church of St Paul |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Helsby | Helsby | SJ | 349266 | 375859 | Place of Worship | Church 1868-70 by [NAME], south aisle (and transept?) added 1909 by [NAME] and [NAME]. Coursed rock-faced yellow sandstone; graded green [NAME] slate roofs. Nave with towerless slate west spire; catslide roof of shallower pitch over south aisle; transepts; apsidal chancel. Paired lancets and very simple plate tracery. The steep roofs, with the splay-footed octagonal spire above two great bell-louvres around its base, are architecturally very advanced. | 1868-70 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 105388,105391,105392,105393,13985,9023, | IOE No. 436668, BLB |  | Roofs of Westmorland Slate (from Cumbria) | IOE # 436668 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29014 | Former Stationmasters House |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Helsby | Helsby | SJ | 348708 | 375652 | Industrial | Railway station building/former stationmaster's house, now office, 1849 for the Birkenhead, Lancashire and Cheshire Junction Railway Company. Coursed rock-faced red sandstone with grey slate roofs. Cross-gable and right wing (as seen from forecourt), to house of 2 storeys and single-storey wing left; Jacobethan style with shaped gables. | 1849 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 105388,105391,105392,105393,13985,9023, | IOE No. 436671-2, BLB |  |  | IOE # 436671-2 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29015 | Cathedral Church | Christ and [NAME] | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340600 | 366455 | Place of Worship | Cathedral church and chapels, cloister, administrative and domestic buildings of the former Benedictine Abbey for St Werburgh. On site of [NAME] minster founded in or before 958, the present structure dates from c1100 for [NAME]; C12, C13; 1260-1280 for [NAME] of Whitchurch; C14; late C15 for Abbot [NAME]; early C16; early C17 for Bishop Bridgeman; 1818-20 by [NAME]; 1844 and after by [NAME]; 1868 and after by Sir [NAME]; 1882 and after by Sir [NAME] and CJ Blomfield; 1911-13 by Sir [NAME] and 1939 by FH Crossley. Cruciform plan, with nave, north-west tower, consistory court, south porch, central tower, south and north transepts, [NAME] and chapels. Originally constructed of red sandstone from locally quarried Pebble Beds, but this weathered poorly and was much replaced during 19C restorations by Helsby Sandstone (ashlar blocks, dressed and ornaments). | c1100 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 48107,48123, | IOE No. 470393, BLB | Much of the original stone for the Cathedral (including Pebble Beds) was obtained from former quarries between Northgate Street and [NAME], and in places within the walls on the east side of Northgate Street (Strahan, 1882) |  | IOE # 470393 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29016 | No. 1, Row 1 | No. 3, Watergate Street | Building | ,Bridge Street & Row,[NAME] | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340508 | 366259 | Retail/commercial | Formerly 6 town houses with shops, now offices. 1892. By TM Lockwood. For 1st Duke of Westminster. Yellow sandstone and red Ruabon brick with blue diapering flanked by timber framing with plaster panels; brown clay tile roofs. 4 storeys including street level and Row; 4 bays to Bridge Street, 3 to Watergate Street; canted corner to street junction, with stone steps to Row. 2 bays to each street next to corner are sandstone ashlar to lower 2 storeys and stone-dressed brick above. | 1892 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 470042, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470042 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29017 | Heritage Centre |  | Building | ,Pepper Street,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340587 | 366102 | Civic | Former Parish Church of St Michael, now Heritage Centre. C15, 1496, 1678 and 1849-50, stripped of furnishings 1972-5. By [NAME]. The stonework is largely 1849-50; yellow sandstone with grey slate roof. 3-stage west tower, 3-bay nave, 2-bay  chancel and former vestry. | 15th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 470097, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470097 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29018 | No. 2 | The Bars, [NAME] Bank | Building | ,The Bars,City Road,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 341185 | 366494 | Dwelling house | Bank, now offices. 1892. By TM Lockwood. For the Liverpool Union Bank, later Williams Deacons Bank. Yellow sandstone ashlar; orange clay tile roof. Late [NAME] manner. Cellars, 3 storeys and attic. | 1892 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 469726, BLB |  |  | IOE # 469726 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29019 | Chapel House of English Presbyterian  Church of Wales |  | Building | ,City Road,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 341173 | 366582 | Retail/commercial | Former Chapel House and Sunday school, now architect's office. 1880. Rock-faced  coursed yellow sandstone; grey slate roof. Classical style. 2 storeys of one bay. Plinth with weathered cap. Untapered ashlar corner pilasters have plinths and simple friezes. | 1880 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 469729, BLB |  |  | IOE # 469729 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29020 | No. 34 | [NAME] | Building | ,Eastgate Street,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340611 | 366290 | Dwelling house | In part undercroft of former town house c1300, the frontage and Row storey and above rebuilt as department store 1858 by [NAME] for [NAME] and [NAME] of the [NAME] of [NAME] family of drapers. Red and yellow sandstone; banded brown tile roofs. 4 storeys including undercroft and Row plus attics in High Gothic manner. A square stair turret with 3 arcaded bays east and one wider bay west | c1300 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 470226, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470226 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29021 | Nos. 47-57 | Midland Bank | Building | ,Eastgate Street,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340694 | 366354 | Retail/commercial | Former Grosvenor Club and North and South Wales Bank, now Bank. 1883-4. By [NAME] and [NAME]. Enlarged 1908. Red sandstone and stone-dressed brick with Westmorland green slate roof.  3 high storeys, in schloss style. The vertically  expressed entrance bay has a wing of 2 windows, west, and a 3-window wing with a large front gable, east. The stone first storey has modern glazed door in moulded case with Grosvenor portcullis carved on lintel and mullioned windows with 2 transoms. Above the door corbels, with 2 coats of arms between, support a canted 3-storey oriel-bay. The first storey frieze to the east wing bears shields with the arms of the 12 former shires of Wales. | 1883-84 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 470236, BLB |  | Roofs of Westmorland Slate (from Cumbria) | IOE # 470236 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29022 | The Cross | The High Cross | Other | ,Eastgate Street,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340521 | 366282 | Structure | Cross. C14 origin but now in greater part modern. Red  sandstone. Hexagonal crown on 3 steps, plinth and shaft, all octagonal. The steps, plinth and shaft are modern; the crown is C14 and the moulded shaft-base is probably medieval. The crown is badly weathered and capped by a more recent tapered finial surmounted by a ball. Each side of the crown had a niche of which 2 are weathered away, formerly containing statuary. | 14th Century | Conservation area. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 470240, BLB |  | Demolished probably after the surrender of [NAME] to the Parliamentarians in 1646,  fragments discovered early C19 were erected near the Newgate in 1949, and restored to the Cross in 1975. | IOE # 470240 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29023 | Church of St Peter |  | Building | ,Eastgate Street,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340526 | 366299 | Place of Worship | Former Parish church, now church and Christian centre. Said to have been founded by Ethelfleda in 907, the present structure is C14, C15 and C16, altered and restored C17, C18 and C19. Red sandstone; roof slate where visible. Approximately square in plan. The north aisle contained beneath floor level the undercroft of a medieval town house, filled and paved over. Embraced west tower, formerly with spire; continuous nave and chancel of 4 aisles with floor at level of Watergate Row. Perpendicular style. The tower rises one stage above roof, with clock, bell opening of 2 cusped lights, crenellation, crocketed pinnacles and a pyramid roof of slate. | 14th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 470241, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470241 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29024 | Lowcross Mill |  | Building | ,[NAME],Edge,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 347055 | 350337 | Dwelling house | Water-powered cornmill, 1769 or earlier, heightened and extended later C18 and C19, on an ancient mill site. The machinery of timer is probably late C18, partly renewed in cast iron late C19. Ashlar sandstone and brown brick; roof partly collapsed, partly cast iron. Two storeys and attic, the upper floors partly collapsed; three bays. The wheel-bay, north, is of sandstone and brick with segmental-arched opening for the tail-race. | 1769 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 55195, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55195 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29025 | Stone House Farmhouse |  | Building | ,[NAME],Carden,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 346284 | 352127 | Farm | Farmhouse, late C17, altered and extended C18, altered C19 and extended C20. Red squared snecked rubble sandstone (with brick to part of rear); grey slate roofs. Symmetrical front of basement and 2 storeys; 2 windows, L-shaped, with rear wing of 2 storeys right, probably C18. Mid C20 flat-roofed single-storey extension behind house; small stone extension right. The front has [NAME] doorcase. | late 17th | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 404766, BLB |  |  | IOE # 404766 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29026 | [NAME] and [NAME] |  | Building | ,Carden Park,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 346077 | 352878 | Dwelling house | Lodge circa 1830 to the former [NAME] (destroyed 1924). Deep cream and red sandstone, with flat roofs. Ionic. A barrel-vaulted archway with a top-hamper containing a rectangular panel, flanked on each side by a 2-storey wing of 1 bay. Each wing has a 12-pane sash surmounted by a blank round arch between a pair of free-standing columns carrying an entablature. Double pilasters at each side of archway and at each corner of lodge. | c1830 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 404760, BLB |  |  | IOE # 404760 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29027 | Church of St Luke |  | Building | ,Talbot Road,[NAME] | Dunham on the Hill | Dunham on the Hill | SJ | 347227 | 373075 | Place of Worship | Church. 1860-1 by [NAME] in early C14th style. Sandstone, slate roof. Nave and chancel with bellcote at west end. South porch, north and south vestries. 3 bay aisleless nave windows have pointed heads and reticulated tracery. | 1860-61 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 55398, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55398 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29028 | Alderley Edge Methodist Church and Hall |  | Building | ,No. 22,Chapel Road,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 384526 | 378216 | Place of Worship | Methodist Church and Church Hall: 1863 by [NAME] and Sons. Hammer-dressed [NAME] sandstone with ashlar dressings, Welsh slate, stone-coped roof. Nave, 2 side chapels and a south-west tower with Church Hall behind. The 3-stage tower has a 2-light [NAME] a single lancet above supported on colonnettes and with dog tooth work on jambs. 3rd stage has 2-light louvred bell openings. Tower carries a broached spire with lucarnes. | 1863 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 14028,14029,8827,95355,95356, | IOE No. 58217, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 58217 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29029 | Church of St Phillip |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 384188 | 378628 | Place of Worship | Church: 1853 and south aisle and spire 1857 by J S Crowther, vestry added 1903 by F P Oakley. Hammer-dressed sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings. Roof of bands of green, grey, and blue-grey slates and a pierced ridge. Decorated style with reticulated tracery. 6-bay nave and aisles, each under own ridge, 3-bay chancel, hexagonal vestry and 4-stage south-west tower and spire. | 1853 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 14028,14029,8827,95355,95356, | IOE No. 58218, BLB |  |  | IOE # 58218 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29030 | Stone drinking fountain |  | Other | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 385054 | 377989 | Structure | Drinking fountain in stone wall next to public footpath to [NAME]. Dated 1888 and inscribed 'W'. Probably for Mr Westhead. Sandstone ashlar with cast-iron waterspout. Approximately one metre high. The fountain has shell-arched niche with projecting semi-circular bowl and quatrefoil waterspout. | 1888 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  | 14028,14029,8827,95355,95356, | IOE No. 470133, BLB |  | The fountain is situated in the boundary wall of 'The Hurst', a Victorian house owned at that time by Mr. [NAME] but demolished during the 1950s. It is thought that the fountain was provided for the use of pedestrians to refresh themselves half-way up t | IOE # 470133 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29031 | Chorley Old Hall | [NAME] and outbuildings | Building | ,No. 2,Chorley [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 383750 | 378129 | Dwelling house | Sub-Manor house: c1330 for de Chorley family, timber-framed portion of c1560 for Davenport family and refenestration and internal alterations c1640 for [NAME]. Late C18 repairs and major renovations of 1915 and 1975. L-shaped plan. South range: coursed [NAME] sandstone rubble with some later ashlar and brick in right gable. Kerridge stone-slate roof and 1 stone chimney. 2-storey, 3-bay (each gabled) north front. West range: small timber framing with decorated panels, on stone plinth. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and a massive lateral stone chimney. 2-storey, 2-bay east front with a central gable. | c1330 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 14028,14029,28898,28899,681,7234,8827,95355,95356, | IOE No. 58232, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58232 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29032 | Attached farm building |  | Building | ,[NAME],Fowlers [NAME],Chester | Burwardsley | Burwardsley | SJ | 352442 | 355629 | Farm | Formerly cottage and barn, now farmbuildings: late C17 with C20 alterations. Irregular red sandstone blocks, and some timber-framing. Corrugated iron over thatched roof. L-shaped plan. 1 and 2-storey, 2-bay front. | late 17th | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Thatch | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Delamere Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 404752, BLB |  |  | IOE # 404752 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29033 | The Pheasant Inn |  | Building | ,Barracks Lane,Chester | Burwardsley | Burwardsley | SJ | 352320 | 356561 | Retail/commercial | Formerly farmhouse, now public house: late C16, C18 extension and C20 alterations and extensions. Mostly timber-framed with brick nogging on stone plinth. Portion in sandstone blocks. Welsh slate roof, 1 lateral ashlar chimney with brick diamond stalks, 1 ridge chimney. 2-storey, 5-bay south front. | late 16th | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Delamere Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 404754, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 404754 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29034 | Church of St John |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Burwardsley | Burwardsley | SJ | 351550 | 356505 | Place of Worship | Church: early Cl7, buttress dated 1730, restoration dated 1795. c.1885 [NAME], chancel and vestry. Ashlar buff sandstone and Welsh slate roof. 3-bay nave, l-bay chancel and side chapel, south porch. Coped gabled porch has semi-circular headed entrance. Simple west window with Y-tracery. [NAME] turret with pyramidal roof on ridge. | early 17th | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Delamere Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 404756, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 404756 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29035 | Church of St John the Evangelist |  | Building | ,Delemere Street,Winsford | Winsford | Winsford | SJ | 363478 | 366268 | Place of Worship | Church. 1860-63. By [NAME] for Lord Delamere. Snecked red sandstone with dressings of red sandstone ashlar and grey slate roof. Decorated Gothic style. Nave with side aisles, chancel, south-western tower, north-eastern vestry. Tower: three stages with spire. Slightly set back angle buttresses with off-sets. South face. | 1860-63 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 57378, BLB |  |  | IOE # 57378 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29036 | The Bailiff's House |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Utkinton | Utkinton | SJ | 355192 | 364635 | Dwelling house | House: early C17 but extensively renovated late C20. Partly tooled ashlar, partly rubble sandstone. Kerridge stone-slate roof and small stone chimney. Long rectangular plan. 3-storey 5-bay front in ashlar. Slightly protruding base. | early 17th | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234,9361, | IOE No. 57456, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 57456 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29037 | [NAME] Cottage |  | Building | ,Vale Royal Locks,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 364105 | 370471 | Dwelling house | [NAME] Cottage. c.1850 moved to its present site c.1890. Red sandstone ashlar with slate roof. Two storeys. River front. Central projecting porch wing with ground floor door having 4-centred arch and hood mould. Band between floors continuing around building. First floor cross window with chamfered mullion and transom. Delamere coat of arms to gable. Lateral cross windows to recessed bays at right and left and to both floors. | c1850 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 57326, BLB |  |  | IOE # 57326 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29038 | Round Tower |  | Building | ,No. 503,Chester [NAME],Malpas | Cuddington | Cuddington | SJ | 361130 | 370900 | Dwelling house | Formerly a lodge to Vale Royal Abbey, now disused: early C19 for Lord Delamere. Ashlar red sandstone, no roof surviving. Circular tower of 2-storeys. Plinth, embattled parapet on corbel table. Blocked lancet windows with label moulds and a 2-centred arched doorway with remains of original studded door. | early 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 402160, BLB |  |  | IOE # 402160 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29039 | Stonehouse Farmhouse |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Mouldsworth | Mouldsworth | SJ | 350211 | 370414 | Farm | Formerly a farmhouse, now a house: late C16/early C17 with repairs dated 1674. C18 outshut and extension of early C19. Ashlar grey sandstone (1 bay in red brick); concrete tile roof and 3 brick chimneys. Long rectangular plan with outshut. 2-storey, 5-bay front. | late 16th / ealry 17th | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 55503, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55503 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29040 | Church of St John |  | Building | ,No. 11,Church Way,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 349752 | 374079 | Place of Worship | Church 1860 by J S Crowther. Red sandstone; gabled grey slate roofs. Early Decorated style. Nave with aisles under separate roofs; chancel with north vestry. Nave of 4 bays has corbelled west belfry with small steeple (2 bells). Geometrical west windows. | 1860 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13988, | IOE No. 57160, BLB |  |  | IOE # 57160 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29041 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,Manley Road,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 350353 | 373749 | Farm | Hall C17, altered, with large early medieval column in undercroft. Roughly coursed red sandstone rubble with later brickwork; low-pitched grey slate roof. 2 storeys plus attic; L-shaped with 2 bays plus cross gable on west side, 3 bays on east side, all of stone; l bay south extension of brick. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13988, | IOE No. 57613, BLB |  |  | IOE # 57613 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29042 | Shippon Stable and Cartshed |  | Building | ,Poplar Tree Farmhouse,Helsby Road,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 349490 | 374245 | Farm | Farmbuilding, formerly shippon, stable and cartshed, circa 1800, of coursed rubble sandstone and brown brick. [NAME] replaced in corrugated asbestos. L-shaped; right wing (as seen from farmhouse) has pitching eye to hayloft in gable and 2 in left side. Left wing, of stone and brick, has external stone steps in corner | c1800 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  | 13988, | IOE No. 57154, BLB |  |  | IOE # 57154 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29043 | Church of St Michael |  | Building | ,[NAME],Runcorn,Widnes | Halton | Widnes | SJ | 349448 | 385334 | Place of Worship | Catholic Church 1876-9, by [NAME], in red sandstone ashlar with slate roof. Cruciform with 8 bay arcade which passes the short transepts and takes in the chancel. At the west end of the nave there is an impressive tower with steep saddleback roof. The main entrance, in the tower, is a Gothic opening with treble shaft treatment, extending upwards to the 3 bell-stage lancets which are framed by shafts with rings. The gables of the chancel and transepts have rose windows with stained glass, elsewhere windows are large lancets. Steep pitched roof with crested ridge tiles surrounded by eaves parapet in the form of a continuous open arcade. | 1876-79 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 56058, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56058 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Halton Borough Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29044 | Church of St Bede |  | Building | ,Appleton,Runcorn,Widnes | Halton | Widnes | SJ | 351450 | 386295 | Place of Worship | Catholic Church, 1847, by Weightman & Hadfield, in red sandstone with slate roof. Large west tower with angle buttresses, gargoyles and crenellations. The windows are paired lancets to nave, curvilinear to the chancel (with stained glass) and trefoil to clerestorey. The main entrance, in the tower is in Decorated style. | 1847 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 56047, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56047 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Halton Borough Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29045 | Pair cemetery chapels |  | Building | ,Littlestone Close,Runcorn,Widnes | Halton | Widnes | SJ | 351147 | 387372 | Civic | Pair of chapels, 1897. Rock-faced red sandstone, H-plan, with cross wings and central tower. Slate roof with red crested tile ridge. Stone octagonal steeple to tower. Projecting plinth and ashlar corner buttresses. Main windows in Decorated style; tower and secondary windows are lancets. | 1897 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 56048, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56048 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Halton Borough Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29046 | Church of St Mary Magdalene |  | Building | ,The Avenue,Stoke-on-Trent | Alsager | Alsager | SJ | 379535 | 355475 | Place of Worship | Church. 1894-98. By [NAME] and Paley. Red sandstone ashlar with a plain tile roof. Western tower, aisled nave and chancel with north-eastern organ chamber and vestry. Tower: (intended to be taller with a steeple); it has diagonal buttresses. The west face has a central window of 4 lights with cusped tracery and double casement-moulded surround and hood mould. The south face has a semi-octagonal stair turret to left. Nave, south side: the aisle has a projecting porch at left with diagonal buttresses and a 4-centred arch with rosettes superimposed over the arch mouldings. Niche containing statue of the patron saint over the doorway. Hipped roof with lead finial. To right of this are 5 aisle windows. | 1894-98 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 105550, | IOE No. 56475, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56475 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29047 | Church of Christ |  | Building | ,Church Road,Stoke-on-Trent | Alsager | Alsager | SJ | 378893 | 355664 | Place of Worship | Church. 1789-90. By [NAME] for the Misses Alsager. Yellow [NAME] sandstone. Western tower. Nave and apsidal chancel. Western front: central, slightly projecting tower with blank walling to either side. Clasping pilaster buttresses to the corners of the front and the tower. On the tower these rise to a frieze and pediment. | 1789-90 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  | 105550, | IOE No. 56474, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56474 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29048 | Church of the Holy Trinity |  | Building | ,[NAME],Malpas | Bickerton | Bickerton | SJ | 351011 | 353550 | Place of Worship | Built as chapel, within [NAME], 1839 by Edmund Sharpe became parish church in 1869. The chancel dates from 1875 and the baptistry replaced the west porch in 1911 (dates inside church). Red sandstone with slate roof, in Lancet style. Single-bay chancel, 3-bay nave, small octagonal west baptistry. | 1839 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 56842, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56842 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29049 | Chimney to former Copper Mine |  | Other | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Bickerton | Bickerton | SJ | 351721 | 354237 | Industrial | Mine engine house chimney, early C19. Red hammer dressed sandstone. Neatly coursed masonry, square on plan. Built in two stages, the lower one vertical, terminating in a projecting weathered string course, and the upper section, tapering and finishing with a slightly projecting narrow band and heavy terminal cresting. | early 19th | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 56843, BLB |  | The chimney is all that remains of the building which housed the pumping engine to drain the copper mine owned by the [NAME] family of Oulton. The mine is said to have already been working in 1697 (Sparge, 1906). | IOE # 56843 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29050 | Church of St Mary the Virgin |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Bosley | Bosley | SJ | 391811 | 365546 | Place of Worship | Church, tower circa 1500, nave 1777, chancel 1834 by [NAME]. Tower red sandstone; nave and chancel Flemish bond red brick with roofs of large grey slates. Tower of 3 stages has C19 boarded west door in medieval arch, diagonal buttresses with tooled quoins above, roughly-squared rubble walls, west window of 2 trefoil lights, bell-openings converted to 3 trefoil lights 1878-9, hoodmoulds on grotesque and head corbels. Top 6 feet and battlements are of 1878-9. Four-bay nave has 6 pointed windows with stone pads and keystones and 2 windows (east) altered and with stone cases of 1834. One-bay chancel has 3-lancet stone east window, lancet south window and C20 north window of 2 lancets | c1500 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 58118, BLB |  |  | IOE # 58118 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29051 | Road bridge |  | Other | ,Leek Road,Macclesfield | Bosley | Bosley | SJ | 392639 | 365490 | Structure | Roadbridge opposite east end of Reservoir dam. Circa.1830 probably by [NAME] engineer, of tooled ashlar reddish-buff sandstone. Horseshoe elliptical arch with keystones. Abutments are curved in plan and battered. Plain projecting strings at road level carry stone parapets with plain projecting copings, terminating in square piers. | c1830 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Millstone Grit |  |  |  | IOE No. 58122, BLB |  | In form and detailing the bridge is similar to those on the Macclesfield Canal. | IOE # 58122 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29052 | [NAME] |  | Other | ,[NAME],Macclesfield | Bosley | Bosley | SJ | 391216 | 365090 | Structure | Roadbridge across River Dane, probably early C19, of red sandstone. Simply detailed with one segmental arch of wide span, plain band at road level and slightly tooled parapets with rounded flush copings. Raised stone pavement on south side of road. The south side of the east abutment is curved. | early 19th | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Millstone Grit |  |  |  | IOE No. 58115, BLB |  |  | IOE # 58115 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29053 | [NAME]. 54 |  | Other | ,Park Road,[NAME] | Bosley | Bosley | SJ | 390517 | 366965 | Structure | Road bridge over canal, 1831, [NAME] engineer. Of reddish-buff ashlar gritstone with horseshoe elliptical arch, battered abutments curved in plan with square end-piers, plain band at road level and stone parapets with plain copings. | 1831 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Helsby Sandstone , Millstone Grit |  |  |  | IOE No. 58125, BLB |  |  | IOE # 58125 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29054 | Church of St Lawrence |  | Building | ,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 352122 | 377294 | Place of Worship | Church, late C12 with earlier fragments, alterations various dates and restoration by Bodley and Garner 1883. Red sandstone. West tower; nave of 3 1/2 bays with aisles under separate ridges; north and south porches; chancel of 3 bays with 2-bay north and south chapels; crypt vestry west of tower. 3-stage tower has low ramp roof to cellar vestry on west side; diagonal west and square east buttresses; 3-light panel-tracery west window; clock on north and south faces; 2-light bell openings; crenellated parapet. | late 12th | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 10000,10121,14036,14037,14038, | IOE No. 436341, BLB |  |  | IOE # 436341 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29055 | [NAME] |  | Other | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 352996 | 378451 | Structure | Road bridge over River Weaver, 1850, of red sandstone. 3 deep segmental arches each circa 25 metres span. Limestone voussoirs with chamfered rock-faced rustication; plain parapets of smooth-finished limestone blocks; all other parts of tooled sandstone with chamfered rustication. Slightly projecting rectangular piers have round-arched niches. Battered abutments. Raised keystone on each face of central arch inscribed 1850. | 1850 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 10000,10121,14036,14037,14038, | IOE No. 436335, BLB |  | Limestone (used for voussoirs) of unknown origin or source. | IOE # 436335 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29056 | Rock Cottage and Rock Farm |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 351287 | 377060 | Dwelling house | House and cottage, 1680; coursed tooled red sandstone, grey slate roof. 2 storeys; 3 windows. 5-panel door in lining with architrave, under lintel inscribed DW. 2 brick chimneys: on ridge opposite door and on left gable. Projecting 1-room wing under catslide roof. | 1680 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 10000,10121,14036,14037,14038, | IOE No. 436339, BLB |  |  | IOE # 436339 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29057 | Godscroft Hall Farmhouse |  | Building | ,Godscroft Lane,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 350324 | 376740 | Farm | Farmhouse probably early C18 (with some earlier reused materials), cased in sandstone and extended to right circa 1830. Coursed sandstone rubble; grey slate roofs. 2 storeys; 4 windows. [NAME] of large stone chimney (now disused) at rear opposite doorway. | early 18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 10000,10121,14036,14037,14038, | IOE No. 436349, BLB |  |  | IOE # 436349 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29058 | No. 83 |  | Building | ,Main Street,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 351587 | 377837 | Dwelling house | Cottage, probably late C18 with some C17 internal features. Flemish bond brown brick on 1 metre rendered sandstone plinth; thatched roof. 2 storeys; 2 windows. Right gable chimney of brick. | late 18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick | Thatch | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 10000,10121,14036,14037,14038, | IOE No. 436494, BLB |  |  | IOE # 436494 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29059 | Nos. 85, 89 |  | Building | ,Main Street,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 351597 | 377837 | Dwelling house | Formerly 3 cottages, now 2, C17. Irregular English garden wall bond brown brick on weathered red sandstone plinth; thatched roofs, that to No. 85 lower than No. 89 (incorporating former No. 87). Chimneys removed above roof level. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick | Thatch | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 10000,10121,14036,14037,14038, | IOE No. 457360, BLB |  |  | IOE # 457360 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29060 | Barrack Entrance to Army premises |  | Other | ,No. 52,Main Street,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 351509 | 377751 | Wall/archway/gateway | Barrack entrance, mid C19. Rock-faced red sandstone. Segmental arch to gateway 3 metres high by 3 metres wide. Crown and Prince of Wales feathers with motto ICH DIEN on keystone; L COMPANY inscribed on stone above; 2nd EC VB CR (E COMPANY:V BATTALION:CHESHIRE REGIMENT), on voussoirs. Rectangular wing walls (with pedestrian door left) have Cheshire sheaf between 2 mock loopholes at high level to each side of gateway. Crenellated parapet. | mid 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 10000,10121,14036,14037,14038, | IOE No. 436510, BLB |  |  | IOE # 436510 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29061 | Bear's Paw Hotel |  | Building | ,Main Street,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 351700 | 377928 | Retail/commercial | Former house, now public house, 1632, restored 1903-4 by [NAME] and [NAME]. Red coursed sandstone rubble; small-slate roof. 2 storeys, 5 windows; E-shaped, almost symmetrical. Plinth; moulded band at 1st floor; coped gable to each bay has kneelers and eaves and ridge obelisk finials. 4 stone chimneys. | 1632 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 10000,10121,14036,14037,14038, | IOE No. 436496, BLB |  |  | IOE # 436496 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29062 | [NAME] |  | Other | ,[NAME],[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 350760 | 375079 | Structure | Roofless chamber in form of small tower on hilltop, probably mid Cl9. Red sandstone concave batter to walls of rock-faced masonry; the stones diminish towards top. 2 monolithic steps to doorway with barred iron gate surmounted by circular opening; rectangular barred opening in each other side, all with chamfered arrises. Corbel table carries mock parapet of 1 course. | mid 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 10000,10121,14036,14037,14038, | IOE No. 436526, BLB |  |  | IOE # 436526 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29063 | War memorial |  | Other | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 352481 | 377027 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | War Memorial 1919, sandstone. Podium of 3 steps; square plinth inscribed with names of the dead; capped with vermiculated unmoulded pediment to each side; upper plinth; obelisk recessed near top in 3 successive rebates. A landmark, about 11 metres high, on a prominent hilltop. | 1919 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, MEDIUM-GRAINED | [NAME] |  |  | 10000,10121,14036,14037,14038, | IOE No. 436524, BLB |  |  | 436524 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29064 | Railway Station |  | Building | ,Station Road,[NAME] | Delamere | Delamere | SJ | 355599 | 370395 | Industrial | Victorian railway station buildings, linear plan, mixture of 1 and 2 storeys. Roughly dressed sandstone, laid to course, slate roofs. Station opened 1870. | 1870 |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 105399,105400,14030,14031,14032,9892, | Fieldwork |  |  | Geckoella Ltd | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29065 | Church of St Peter |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Delamere | Delamere | SJ | 356032 | 368577 | Place of Worship | Church: dated 1817 on tower by [NAME] at the expense of the Freemasons, much altered 1878 and vestry of 1915 (Pevsner and Hubbard). Ashlar [NAME] sandstone. Welsh slate roof. 2-bay nave and south aisle, short transepts, 1-bay chancel, south porch against west tower. Decorated style. | 1817 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 105399,105400,14030,14031,14032,9892, | IOE No. 57441, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 57441 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29066 | Delamere School |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Delamere | Delamere | SJ | 355255 | 368437 | Civic | School: dated 1846. Ashlar red sandstone. Fishscale purple tile roof and an octagonal stone chimney. T-shaped plan. 1-storey symmetrical 6-bay front. Chamfered plinth. Band at eaves has plain parapet with headed triangular coping whch rises to form gables with tall octagonal finials above the 2nd and 5th bays. | 1846 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone |  |  | 105399,105400,14030,14031,14032,9892, | IOE No. 57439, BLB |  |  | IOE # 57439 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29067 | Boundary Stone |  | Other | ,Bolesworth Road,Chester | Broxton | Broxton | SJ | 349798 | 356755 | Structure | Boundary stone: probably late C18. Rectangular ashlar red sandstone block set into roadside wall. It is divided by a vertical line and has a well-cut and seriffed B (for [NAME]) to the left and T (for Tattenhall) to the right. Stone stands on boundary of Broxton and Tattenhal parishes. | late 18th | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 405165, BLB |  |  | IOE # 405165 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29068 | Stone Parlour |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Broxton | Broxton | SJ | 348517 | 353184 | Dwelling house | Chamber, early C19 or earlier, cut in sandstone cliff. Approx. 6 metres square and 4 metres high. Rock walls partly lined with tooled squared blocks of sandstone (some thrown down). The floor is stone-flagged. The ceiling slopes gently to a central ridge. Tudor-arched opening with deep splayed embrasures grooved for a former great window; weathered cill-stone. Basket-arched opening right of window-opening has peg-holes for former door-frame. Right of entrance passage a basket-arched opening leads to a shallow, partly natural cave with a small natural opening in the right corner. | early 19th | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 404745, BLB |  |  | IOE # 404745 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29069 | Mickerdale Cottage |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Harthill | Harthill | SJ | 350689 | 355583 | Dwelling house | Cottage and attached shippon: c1860 perhaps by [NAME] for [NAME]. Rock faced pink sandstone, Welsh slate roof, 1 stone ridge chimney. H-shaped plan. 1 and 2-storey 3-bay front. Left end bay projects under gable, with stone coping and kneelers. Chamfered plinth, 4-light stone-mullioned below. 2-light above under hood mould. Central bay is a 1-storey arcade of 3 chamfered 4-centred arched entrances now partly bricked up with iron casements. | c1860 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 405149, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 405149 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29070 | Church of All Saints |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Harthill | Harthill | SJ | 350071 | 355290 | Place of Worship | Church: dated 1609, [NAME] dated 1862 when church restored and vestry added. Ashlar red and [NAME] sandstone, Welsh slate roof, stone ridge. 5-bay nave and chancel in one range. South porch and vestry. Gabled porch has shouldered 4-centred arched entrance with inscription: RONDVLL PRICKET CHURCHWARDEN EVER SINCE 1606 UNTILL 1611. Nave bays divided by weak buttresses have rectangular mullioned windows with round-headed lights. Blocked priest's door in right end bay. | 1609 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 405150, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 405150 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29071 | Nos. 1, 2 |  | Building | ,The Green,Chester | Harthill | Harthill | SJ | 350085 | 355240 | Dwelling house | Pair of estate cottages: 1844 for [NAME], with C20 alterations to the fenestration. Ashlar buff sandstone, Welsh Slate roof, 3 stone chimneys with octagonal stacks. 2-storey, symmetrical, 5-bay front. Hammer-dressed plinth and raised quoins. | 1844 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 405154, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 405154 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29072 | Nos. 3, 4 |  | Building | ,The Green,Chester | Harthill | Harthill | SJ | 350102 | 355237 | Dwelling house | Pair of estate cottages: 1844 for [NAME]. Ashlar buff sandstone. Welsh slate roof and 1 central brick chimney. 2-storey symmetrical, 4-bay front. Chamfered plinth and raised quoins between main bays. Central 2 bays step forward each under a triangular gable with bulbous coping. High coped stone walls join this pair to nos. 1 and 2, and no. 5. | 1844 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 405155, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 405155 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29073 | School and [NAME]'s House |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Harthill | Harthill | SJ | 350132 | 355270 | Civic | School and master's house: dated 1868 for [NAME]. Ashlar red sandstone, Welsh slate roof and 3 stone chimneys. H-shaped plan. 1 and 2-storey, 5-bay front. Left end bay is school room with triple tall lancets with glazing bars with a clock in a Gothick architrave below a square wooden bellcote, with a tall pyramidal lead roof, on the ridge. 2nd bay has a gabled porch with shoulded entrance flanked by stiff-leaf capitaled columns. Date and Barbour arms above. Remainder of centre is of 1-storey with shouldered lintels to a door and windows and 2 added dormers about. Right end bay under gable has a bay window below and large light above. To left schoolroom bays divided by buttresses. | 1868 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 405157, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 405157 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29074 | Grosvenor Bridge |  | Building | ,Grosvenor Road,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340216 | 365546 | Structure | Road bridge over River Dee. Designed 1824 by [NAME], built 1827-1833. Red and cream [NAME] ([NAME]) sandstone ashlar. River arch with pavilion-abutments; an archway for pedestrians and coaches to each side; outer abutments,  quadrant-shaped in plan, stepping down with slope of embankments. The river arch has 2 rings of cream voussoirs with red sandstone outer moulding and 2 rings of long shallow voussoirs above; recessed spandrel panels; frieze and cornice with  rectangular modillions; parapet of round-topped ashlar slabs, with raised panel above crown of arch. The battered Doric pavilions have rusticated plinths of tooled ashlar, curved batter to faces; 2-course frieze above plinth; round-arched niche; stone panel; [NAME] architrave, frieze and pediment. The round-arched side openings and the outer abutments are rock-faced masonry. On the bridge a slate plaque gives historic details. | 1827-33 | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone , Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 13986,13987,20399,8504,9891, | IOE No. 469818, BLB |  | [NAME]. A single deep segmental 200 foot span arch across the river, believed to have been the longest stone arch in the world when built. | IOE # 469818 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29075 | Old [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME],Horton cum [NAME],Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 349841 | 369755 | Farm | Formerly mansion, now farmhouse: dated 1637 for [NAME] but substantially reduced in size by 1812. Tooled ashlar Manley sandstone, hipped Welsh slate roof and 2 massive stone chimneys on the main facade. 1 brick chimney with C17 style stacks on lesser range. Artisan Mannerist. Original probably a large rectangular house with short crosswings facing east, now L-shaped. 3-storey over basement, symmetrical 5-bay south garden front. | 1637 | Listed Grade II*. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13986,13987,20399,8504,9891, | IOE No. 55738, BLB |  | [NAME]. [NAME]. | IOE # 55738 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29076 | New Pale Lodge |  | Building | ,New Pale Road,[NAME] | Manley | Manley | SJ | 352476 | 372688 | Dwelling house | Formerly farmhouse, now house: dated 1623, 1667 and 1718 with extensive C20 additions and alterations. Dressed tooled [NAME] local sandstone, Lakeland slate roof. 2 projecting gable chimneys. T-shaped plan. 2-storey, 6-bay west front. Left end has massive stepped projecting stack. Left 3 bays have inserted C20 iron casements in enlarged openings. | 1623 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 13986,13987,20399,8504,9891, | IOE No. 57444, BLB |  | [NAME]. Roof of Lakeland Slate. | IOE # 57444 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29077 | Dovecot |  | Other | ,[NAME],[NAME],[NAME] | Manley | Manley | SJ | 350460 | 372630 | Structure | Formerly gatehouse or porch to the original Manley Hall, later dovecot: probably late [NAME] origins, converted to dovecot, dated 1660, and repairs of 1799 recorded. Dressed [NAME] sandstone with upper portion in orange brick, no roof survives. Square in plan. 2-storey, 1-bay west front. Foundations have projecting course that may have carried a wooden bridge over the moat. | 1660 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Delamere Sandstone |  |  | 13986,13987,20399,8504,9891, | IOE No. 57445, BLB |  | [NAME] | IOE # 57445 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29078 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,Stone House Lane,[NAME] | Peckforton | Peckforton | SJ | 353326 | 358084 | Military defence/fortification | Castle. 1844-50, by [NAME] for Sir [NAME] MP. Rock-faced red sandstone with lead, asphalt and tile roofs. Mainly 3 storeys with one tower 5 storeys high, all arranged around a ward, with the principal accommodation on the north side. The castle has a dry moat, bridged at the gatehouse. The gatehouse has a triple-chamfered giant arch, above the gateway arch, a pair of oak Gothic headed studded doors, shouldered lintels to doors and windows, gate towers and battlements. The buildings at the west side of the inner ward are the stables, coach house, the rectangular bell tower together with the kitchens and service area. East of the entrance is the chapel and north is the Great Hall range of 18 bays with the entrance porch, set forward, approached up steps and with Gothic headed arch. | 1844-50 | Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | CONGLOMERATE | [NAME] |  |  | 8874,97936,97937, | IOE No. 56862, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56862 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29079 | Farm building |  | Building | ,Peckforton Hall Lane,Peckforton Hall,[NAME] | Peckforton | Peckforton | SJ | 354550 | 356583 | Farm | [NAME], late C17, stone, brickwork and oak boarded timber framing with slate roof. 2 Storeys, 4 bays. Stone to first floor level with [NAME] boarded timber framing above this to eaves level on north side and east end. Brickwork replaces the timbers on the west side of the building. | late 17th | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | [NAME] , Slate |  |  | 8874,97936,97937, | IOE No. 56854, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56854 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29080 | Chapel |  | Building | ,Stone House Lane,[NAME] | Peckforton | Peckforton | SJ | 353297 | 358020 | Place of Worship | Private chapel in the ward of Peckforton Castle. Mid C19 by [NAME]. Rock-faced sandstone with tile roof. 2-bay nave and single-bay, less-high and narrower chancel. Projecting weathered plinth. Diagonal buttresses to nave quoins. The nave entrance (north) is a Gothic headed oak door, on ornamental strap hinges. Moulded stone eaves cornice and shaped [NAME]. Gable coping with moulded kneelers and gablet finials. Stone cross finials to nave and chancel. A cruciform stone bellcote, over the chancel arch but partly corbelled-out on the chancel side, has stone pyramidal roof with weather-vane. | mid 19th | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | CONGLOMERATE | [NAME] |  |  | 8874,97936,97937, | IOE No. 56863, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56863 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29081 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Peckforton | Peckforton | SJ | 353803 | 357557 | Structure | [NAME], mid C19 by Salvin. Red brick and stone with tile roof. 2 storeys. [NAME], archway, and 3-bay lodge. The stonework is rock faced with smooth dressings. The main arch of the gateway is [NAME] and recessed with shallower arches and ribs in the archway. | mid 19th | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | CONGLOMERATE | [NAME] |  |  | 8874,97936,97937, | IOE No. 56864, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56864 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29082 | Elephant and Castle statue |  | Other | ,Elephant and Castle Cottage,Stone House Lane,[NAME] | Peckforton | Peckforton | SJ | 353802 | 356590 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Carving of elephant with Castle howdah, circa 1859, by [NAME], a local stonemason. Red sandstone, high standing, the elephant and its base carved from a single piece of stone and the three-tier castle from a second piece. The elephant stands on a large flat base and has a saddle with straps and tassels which forms the base for the castle. The castle has a gatehouse, surmounted by a turret with crenellations and arrow slots, which leads to a keep with matching corner turrets. The castle walls are marked with courses and there are arches over the windows, which contain glass. | 1859 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | [NAME] |  |  | 8874,97936,97937, | IOE No. 56867, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56867 | 19-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29083 | Eastgate gate and Clock |  | Other | ,Eastgate Street,Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340711 | 366343 | Wall/archway/gateway | Archway in place of former gatehouse. 1768-9. Probably by [NAME] or Heyden, Surveyor of Buildings for Lord Grosvenor; at the expense of [NAME]. Surmounted by  wrought-iron clock tower 1899 by [NAME], at the expense of Colonel [NAME] and public subscription. Dressed and squared red sandstone. Basket carriage archway with rusticated jambs and voussoirs; a small round pedestrian arch of smooth stone to each side; to north a segmental half-arch used as a shop since 1884. Arms of the County Palatine, sword of justice and 3 sheaves, on the inner keystone. Ornate wrought-iron pavilion with round arch to each face supported on open-work wrought-iron pylons and "buttresses" carries 4-dial clock by WB Joyce of Whitchurch. | 1768-9 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 470243, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470243 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29084 | Barnabys Tower |  | Other | ,Duke Street,City Walls,[NAME] | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340794 | 365987 | Wall/archway/gateway | Tower at south-east corner of City Walls. [NAME], damaged 1644-6 during the Civil War, converted to feature of the raised promenade of the wall walk 1702-8 and repaired  during various periods. Coursed red sandstone rubble. The bastion forms a 3-sided projection from the wall, its platform level with the wall-walk. There is no evidence of any chamber beneath that level. There is mock-crenellation; the tower  level and parapet were altered at the expense of [NAME] 1879-80.  The tower stands on an outcrop of red sandstone (Pebble Beds). | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds , Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 470162, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470162 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29085 | [NAME] |  | Other | ,South View Road,City Walls,[NAME] | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340038 | 366552 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall tower. Documented since 1249-61 but rebuilt or altered 1322-6 after which it formed the gatehouse to the Water Tower. Red sandstone coursed rubble, eroded.  Tall plinth, with 3 weathered caps to north and one to south, a blank storey now filled, a storey 7 stone steps up from Row walk, and battlements on eroded string course. Entrance with chamfered jambs and arch of 2 stones has oak boarded door.  Doorway on opposite side leads to spur to the Water Tower. | 1249-61 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds , Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 470118, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470118 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29086 | [NAME] |  | Other | ,Abbey Street,City Walls,[NAME] | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340658 | 366536 | Wall/archway/gateway | A gated opening for pedestrians through the City Walls cut c1275 for the monks of [NAME] Abbey to have direct access to their vegetable garden, by permission of [NAME] repaired in various periods. A simple rebated stone opening with double-boarded oak door opening outward. | c1275 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds , Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 470155, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470155 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29087 | Wall between Morgans Mount and Northgate |  | Other | ,[NAME],City Walls,[NAME] | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340325 | 366648 | Wall/archway/gateway | Part of City Walls incorporating Roman masonry. Probably early C2, of the north wall of the legionary fortress; refortified as part of City Wall late C11 to early C12, converted to  raised promenade 1702-8 and subsequently repaired. Coursed red sandstone Roman ashlar and medieval and subsequent coursed rubble. A segmental-arched opening through the wall opposite Pemberton Road and a similar opening, rather narrower, with iron gate opposite Canning Street. The north, outer, face to the wall has 2 sections of the lower part of the Roman wall standing proud of the face of the medieval wall; the west section approx 18m long and up to 5 courses high plus  repositioned cornice stones and the east section approx 16m long and up to 8 courses high with repositioned cornice stones; the 2 sections are separated by the Canning Street archway. The medieval wall has a twice weathered plinth partly built  on top of the Roman wall. A probable stone of the Roman base course is visible 2m east of the wing-wall of the Northgate.This length of the wall is approx 316m long and 2m wide. | 2nd | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds , Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 470125, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470125 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29088 | Wall between [NAME] Gate to Morgan's Mount |  | Other | ,City Walls,[NAME] | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340231 | 366619 | Wall/archway/gateway | Part of City Wall on line of north wall of Roman legionary fortress adjoining the former north-west corner tower. Medieval wall of late C11 to early C12 origin converted to  raised promenade 1702-8 and subsequently repaired. Red sandstone coursed rubble. The outline of the Roman north-west corner tower is marked in setts let into the pavement at the corner of [NAME] Way and Water Tower Street. The masonry of the medieval wall shows much subsequent repair. Opposite Morgan's Mount, a stone stair of 2 flights of steps may indicate the projection of a former tower.  This length of the wall is approx 30m long and approx 2m wide. | late 11th | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds , Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 470123, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470123 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29089 | Pembertons Parlour | [NAME] | Other | ,City Walls Road,City Walls,[NAME] | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340153 | 366590 | Wall/archway/gateway | Gazebo on site of former medieval drum tower taken down 1702-8 which was twice as high as the present structure, and again largely rebuilt 1894. Red sandstone coursed rockfaced and tooled rubble below wall walk level, ashlar above it. The north, outer, side has 3 cross-loops to the gazebo chamber and a corbelled feebly crenellated parapet; 2 stone water-chutes. The south side to the wall walk has a wider basket archway to the semicircular chamber, 3 chamfered embrasures to the cross-loops, a flat ceiling, stone corbels; cast-iron railing and double gates in archway. Above the archway the Royal arms west and Chester City arms east flank a yellow sandstone panel. | 1702-08 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds , Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 470121, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470121 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29090 | Phoenix Tower | King [NAME] Tower | Other | ,[NAME],City Walls,[NAME] | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340610 | 366712 | Wall/archway/gateway | North-east corner tower on City Walls. Probably of C13 origin, altered 1613, damaged 1644-6 during the Civil War, largely rebuilt 1658 and during C18; repaired C19 and C20. Red coursed sandstone with pyramidal grey slate roof. 4 stages, the lower 2, of 14 and 12 courses refaced in tooled sandstone, are beneath the level of the wall walk  and have a diminishing batter, solid or with no access to the interior. The upper stages are of eroded coursed rubble with a coved string above each stage. The third stage has a round-arched boarded door to the wall-walk, loops and an external iron-gated stone stair of 3 winders and 13 rectangular steps carried on a corbelled half-arch projecting beyond the plane of the wall. Above the doorway to the lower chamber the carved phoenix dated 1613 is the emblem of the City Guild of Painters, Glaziers, Embroiderers and Stationers who occupied the tower as a meeting place. The fourth stage has a boarded door and four 3-light casements leaded with octagonal and lozenge panes. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds , Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 470151, BLB |  | A plaque above the door states  that [NAME] stood on the tower on 24th September 1645 to see his army defeated at Rowton Moor. | IOE # 470151 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29091 | [NAME] and Water Tower |  | Other | ,Tower Road North,City Walls,[NAME] | Chester | Chester | SJ | 339997 | 366544 | Wall/archway/gateway | Spur wall from Bonewaldesthorne Tower to the Water Tower, and the Water Tower. 1322-6. By [NAME]. Approx 37m long and 3.3m wide. Coursed red sandstone rubble. A segmental archway at ground level through the wall. A stone landing at Boneswaldesthorne Tower, a stair totalling 44 stone steps with an intermediate half-landing 6m long leads to the main link to the Water Tower. The Water Tower is circular with a slightly battered solid lower stage and 2 stages containing chambers; the total height to the crown of the parapet is approx 15m. Loops to the lower chamber; square turret facing City Wall with garderobe at north corner; loops to upper storey; band at rampart level; eroded crenellation. | 1322-26 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds , Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 470119, BLB |  | The parapets to the spur wall have probably the only surviving example of medieval crenellation on the walls; on the half landing crenels were converted to embrasures, probably for cannon during the Civil War. | IOE # 470119 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29092 | Thimbleby's Tower | [NAME]'s Tower | Other | ,Pepper Street,City Walls,[NAME] | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340751 | 366183 | Wall/archway/gateway | Part of drum tower. [NAME], partly demolished 1644-6 during the Civil War siege of [NAME], probably modified 1702-8 during conversion of the wall walk to a raised  promenade and repaired 1879; altered 1994-5 by P de Figueredo for Chester City Council. Coursed red sandstone rubble. The present tower appears to be the outer, east, part of a drum tower whose upper storeys were destroyed in the Civil War.  Semi-octagonal in plan. 3 loops in the lower chamber and rib-springers of its former vault at wall-walk level. Some indication of possible machicolation beneath parapet.  Alterations in 1994-5: removal of stone parapet between wall-walk and tower and insertion of an oak-framed polycarbonate screen with tile-hung gable above; steeply  pitched roof rising directly from the tower's parapet masks its former defensive features and purpose. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds , Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 470158, BLB |  |  | IOE # 470158 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29093 | The Lodge |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME] | Beeston | Beeston | SJ | 354012 | 359073 | Military defence/fortification | Castle gateway. Mid/late C19. Snecked sandstone rubble. Two storeys. Road front: [NAME] arrangement with central recessed flat wall and circular walls to either side. Pointed arch to centre with rebate and cross window above in chamfered surround. Circular towers to either side with windows of 2 x 3 panes at ground floor level in chamfered surrounds. Pointed windows to first floor with chamfered surrounds and 2 x 3 panes. All windows have iron bars in front of them. Extensive C20 additions and alterations to left and rear. | mid / late 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55797, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55797 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29094 | [NAME] towers and gatehouse |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME] | Beeston | Beeston | SJ | 353700 | 359266 | Military defence/fortification | Walls, gatehouse and towers of inner bailey. c1220 altered late C13/early C14. Built by [NAME], 7th Earl of [NAME]. Crudely coursed red sandstone. Roughly rectangular enclosure of which approximately half is now demolished. Entrance front: central gateway with D-shaped towers with lateral arrow slits and central pointed gate-arch with rebate. The left-hand turret has the voussoirs of a blocked pointed arch to the lower wall. To the left is curtain walling with the lower courses of a further D-shaped tower. To the right is a similar stretch of walling roughly repaired with rubble at its centre with a D-shaped tower slightly to the left of the right hand corner. The right hand (eastern) wall has a similar D-shaped tower to the centre of the wall. | c1220 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55798, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55798 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29095 | [NAME] walls |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME] | Beeston | Beeston | SJ | 353921 | 359148 | Military defence/fortification | Section of walling, gatehouse and towers of outer bailey wall. c.1220 altered late C13/early C14. Built for [NAME], 7th Earl of [NAME]. Roughly coursed red sandstone. There is a break in the walling at the point of the former gatehouse. The southern walling has six D-shaped and one rectangular tower. At the northern end of the wall are remnants of the southern tower of the gatehouse. Immediately to the left of this and adjacent is a later C15 or C16 square garderobe tower. To the left of this are 5 further D-shaped towers divided by curtain walling. Each tower has one or two lateral arrow slits covering the curtain walls. The northern walling has three D-shaped towers. At the southern end of the wall are remnants of the northern tower of the gatehouse. The lower courses of the walls and towers are all that remain, the upper courses having been demolished c.1646 or thereafter. | c1220 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Passage (Basement) Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55799, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55799 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29096 | Church of St Chad |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Farndon | Farndon | SJ | 341323 | 354452 | Place of Worship | Church: C14 west tower; aisled 5-bay nave of 1660; chancel of 1660; north porch early C18; south transept C19. Coursed red sandstone with grey slate roofs. 3-stage tower has diagonal west buttresses, square east buttresses, square south-east turret. | 14th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 56730,56731,56732,56733,56734, | IOE No. 403426, BLB |  |  | IOE # 403426 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29097 | Holy Bush Cottage |  | Building | ,Churton Road,Chester | Farndon | Farndon | SJ | 341401 | 355296 | Dwelling house | Cottage (of lodge type) circa 1820 Tudor, of red sandstone random rubble with grey slate roof. Cross-wing left with 2-cell wing right; 1½ storeys. The cross-gable has boldly stop-splayed corners; and 1 cast-iron lattice casement to each storey. | c1820 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 56730,56731,56732,56733,56734, | IOE No. 403430, BLB |  |  | IOE # 403430 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29098 | Farndon Bridge |  | Other | ,Bridge Street,Chester | Farndon | Farndon | SJ | 341173 | 354412 | Structure | Bridge circa 1345, of red sandstone. 5 arches over river, 1 flood arch on east (Farndon) side and 2 on west (Holt) side in Clwyd. Abutments rebuilt and widened probably early C19. Cutwaters. Deep segmental arches have 2 rings of voussoirs, the inner ring recessed, the outer one chamfered. | c1345 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 56730,56731,56732,56733,56734, | IOE No. 403439, BLB |  |  | IOE # 403439 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29099 | Top Farm |  | Building | ,High Street,Chester | Farndon | Farndon | SJ | 341445 | 354566 | Retail/commercial | Farmhouse, now converted to shop and offices, mid C17 altered, of local brown brick on projecting sandstone plinth with grey slate roofs. Recessed 2-storey central portion between 2 cross-wings, that to the left of 3 storeys and that to the right of 2 storeys, altered. The wings are of small bricks of C17 type in irregular bond with plain projecting bands at 1st floor. | mid 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 56730,56731,56732,56733,56734, | IOE No. 403435, BLB |  |  | IOE # 403435 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29100 | Wall to walled garden |  | Other | ,[NAME],Chester | Churton | Churton by Farndon | SJ | 341857 | 356413 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall to former walled garden, C18 or earlier. Between 2 and 3 metres high, of brown local brick with patching and pier at south-east corner of squared red sandstone rubble. Pair of square piers of brick with moulded stone caps to former gateway to Hall, now blocked in brick. Flat brick buttresses. Parts of the wall are reduced in height, and somewhat ruinous. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 56730,56731,56732,56733,56734, | IOE No. 403357, BLB |  |  | IOE # 403357 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29101 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | ,Church Road,Malpas | Tilston | Tilston | SJ | 345743 | 350582 | Place of Worship | Church, C16, on site of earlier church (Rectors since 1301), with probably earlier work in tower. 1659 Leche chapel. Major rebuild by J [NAME], 1877-79, including new chancel, vestry and nave roof. Red sandstone with steeply pitched tile roof. Nave, chancel, west tower, north doorway, chapel and vestry. Embattled tower with stepped corner buttresses. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Lower Keuper Sandstone |  |  | 9363, | IOE No. 55187, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55187 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29102 | Gatepiers, gates and churchyard walls |  | Other | ,Church of St Mary,Church Road,Malpas | Tilston | Tilston | SJ | 345717 | 350582 | Wall/archway/gateway | Gate piers. Red sandstone, of square section with cornice and ball finials, inscribed "Memento Mori, IP 1687 IL"; and sandstone churchyard wall, with stepped coping, inscribed "1688" to right of gate piers. | 1687-88 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Lower Keuper Sandstone |  |  | 9363, | IOE No. 55188, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55188 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29103 | Stocks |  | Other | ,Church Road,Malpas | Tilston | Tilston | SJ | 345912 | 351333 | Structure | Rougly coursed and dressed red sandstone blocks. 3 sided with square piers at front corners holding 2-holed wooden stocks across front. 2-stepped sandstone seat inside. Some pitted coping stones may have held railings, or be reused. | 18th or 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Lower Keuper Sandstone |  |  | 9363, | IOE No. 55185, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55185 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29104 | West Lodge |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Clutton | Clutton | SJ | 346133 | 354444 | Structure | Lodge (1 of a pair) circa 1830. Ashlar red sandstone on rusticated base, with heavy cornice carrying domed stuccoed brick roof crowned by terracotta urn. Square in plan with concave sides and canted corners. Round arched niche in front and outer rear corners; round-arched doorway in inner rear corner (door replaced) with looped radial-bar fan. Triple round-arched window openings to front and rear contain small-pane iron casements. | c1830 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Other | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Lower Keuper Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 405108, BLB |  |  | IOE # 405108 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29105 | East Lodge |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Clutton | Clutton | SJ | 346158 | 354443 | Structure | Lodge (1 of a pair) circa 1830. Ashlar sandstone on rusticated base, with heavy cornice carrying domed stuccoed brick roof crowned by terracotta urn. Square in plan with concave sides and canted corners. Round-arched niche in front and outer rear corners; round-arched doorway in inner rear corner (door replaced). Triple round-arched window openings to front and rear contain small-pane iron casements | c1830 | Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Other | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Lower Keuper Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 404769, BLB |  |  | IOE # 404769 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29106 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | ,Church Road,Chester | Eccleston | Eccleston | SJ | 341290 | 362634 | Place of Worship | Church, 1899, by G F Bodley, at expense of 1st Duke of Westminster. Coursed red sandstone; pitched leaded roof to nave and chancel. West tower; continuous nave and chancel with aisles; south porch; north vestry. Exterior has severe rectilinear massing, little adorned, with windows placed high in walls. Flat-roofed buttressed aisles and vestry with solid parapets; pierced parapet and carved enrichment on porch. Flying buttresses to clerestory at alternate bays. Tower with paired bell openings with quatrefoils, stringcourses, buttresses and frieze to crenellated parapet. Complex Decorated east window; reticulated tracery elsewhere. | 1899 | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Lead Sheet | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55031, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55031 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29107 | Coachman's Cottage and coach house |  | Building | Riverside House ,Church Road,Chester | Eccleston | Eccleston | SJ | 341405 | 362564 | Dwelling house | Cottage, 1865. Sandstone. Grey slate roof, gabled, with exposed rafters on shaped purlin ends. 2 storeys, 1 window. Recessed small-pane sashes; small bay to parlour. Recessed 6 panel door in simplified classical stone surround. Shield above doorway bearing Grosvenor sheaf and '1865'. Attached is the contemporary stone gabled double coach-house with brick outbuildings to rear. Slate roofs. 2 carriage doorways, left under segmental arch, right under timber lintel: boarded doors. Small-pane iron casements. | 1865 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 55305, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55305 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29108 | Manor House |  | Building | ,Church Road,Chester | Eccleston | Eccleston | SJ | 341371 | 362717 | Dwelling house | Manor House,'THMH 1632' (stone). Red sandstone with slate roof; late C17 and later wing (east). Stone, brick and pebble-dash. Original portion 3 bay (a:b:a) with projecting central gable. 3½ storeys to front, 2 to back. 2 storey right wing. Plain projecting plinth; moulded strings at first floor and at base of back parapet; stone-coped gables with shaped kneelers and pointed finials; 2 symmetrically placed diminishing chimneys in corners of central projection, each with 2 diagonal flues. Projecting gabled porch and 2 half-dormers to east wing. | 1632 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 55303, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55303 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29109 | Shelter |  | Other | ,At junction with Paddock Road,Chester | Eccleston | Eccleston | SJ | 341228 | 362518 | Structure | Shelter, 1874, by [NAME] for the 1st Duke of Westminster; at the village centre, originally the well house. Octagonal, oak framed (and with heavy turned oak balusters) on a tall battered plinth of red sandstone. The roof a truncated octagonal pyramid supporting a louvred ventilator beneath a spirelet terminating in a lead-covered finial which carries a gilded fish. Band of shaped openwork of oak beneath the swept eaves. | 1874 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Lead Sheet | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55297, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55297 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29110 | Police House |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Eccleston | Eccleston | SJ | 341206 | 362539 | Dwelling house | House, c.1880, for 1st Duke of Westminster, probably by [NAME]. [NAME] storey, 3 window, in Jacobean style, closely imitated. Coursed tooled sandstone with dressed surrounds to windows and front door (west). [NAME] green slate roof: sandstone-coped end gables with chimney on each rebuilt in red brick. Moulded first floor string: drip-moulds over door and upper windows. Iron casements with leaded glazing: shaped upper panes (lower storey). Framed and boarded shaped front door. 'L' shaped single storey outhouse to north linked to house by [NAME]. Plain sandstone garden wall, linked to house, with square pyramid-topped gateposts. | c1880 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 55310, BLB |  | Roof slate is from Westmorland (Cumbria) | IOE # 55310 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29111 | [NAME] COE School |  | Building | ,Eaton Road,Chester | Eccleston | Eccleston | SJ | 341104 | 362616 | Civic | School, 1878, by [NAME] for 1st Duke of Westminster. 'T' shaped, [NAME] style, in buttressed squared snecked red sandstone with red tile roof. Attached leg-to-leg to 'T' shaped former schoolmaster's house. Octagonal steepled stone belfry turret. Stone-coped gables with shaped finials. Stone chimney with 2 attached octagonal flues. | 1878 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55315, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55315 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29112 | Old Rectory |  | Building | ,Eaton Road,Chester | Eccleston | Eccleston | SJ | 341231 | 362788 | Dwelling house | Large parsonage house, 1896, by T M Lockwood & Sons for 1st Duke of Westminster. Stone-dressed red brick walls with blue diapers, on stone plinth. Grey slate roof, hipped to right (west) but with sandstone-coped gables, left, and to garden, south, with ball finials on ridge-stones and kneelers. Central stone-banded brick chimney with moulded stone cap. 2 storeys and attics, 3 bays. Stone mullioned and transomed windows with bronze casements. | 1896 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 55312, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55312 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29113 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,Paddock Road,Chester | Eccleston | Eccleston | SJ | 341178 | 362378 | Dwelling house | House 1883, by [NAME], built as residence for 1st Duke of Westminster's Eaton agent, his nephew Cecil Parker. Snecked red sandstone below, blue diapered red brick with stone bands and enrichment above. Steep, hipped main roof of red tiles with lead finials and massive central chimney. 2½ storeys and basement. Entrance front (north): great mullioned and transomed staircase bay window over arched entrance with 16 panel oak door. | 1883 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Brick | Plain tiles (ceramic) | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Lower Mottled Sandstone |  |  |  | IOE No. 55326, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55326 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29114 | The Surgery |  | Building | ,Village Road,Chester | Christleton | Christleton | SJ | 344134 | 365613 | Dwelling house | Formerly farmhouse now house : early C18 with later C19 alterations. English bond orange brick on sandstone bedrock base. Welsh slate roof and 2 brick chimneys. 2-storey, symmetrical 3-bay front. End bays have 12-pane sashes below, 16-pane sashes above, both under segmental brick heads and with tiled sills. Central bay has 4-panelled door approached by 4 brick steps under segmental brick head. 12-pane sash above. | early 18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 9358, | IOE No. 55484, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 55484 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29115 | Church of St James |  | Building | ,Pepper Street,Chester | Christleton | Christleton | SJ | 344077 | 365722 | Place of Worship | Church: late C15 tower, the rest 1874-77 by W.Butterfield. Ashlar red sandstone. Green slate roof. Nave and chancel in one range, north and south aisles, south porch, side chapels to chancel and a 2-stage west tower. | late 15th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 9358, | IOE No. 55471, BLB |  | Possibly Westmorland Slate roof (slates from Cumbria) | IOE # 55471 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29116 | Gazebo |  | Other | ,[NAME],Chester | Christleton | Christleton | SJ | 343867 | 365690 | Structure | Gazebo and adjoining south garden wall: C17 with C18 and C20 rebuilding. English garden wall bond orange brick, red sandstone dressings. Welsh slate roof. [NAME], which may be C18, is square in plan and has an ashlar base, stone quoins and a restored embattled parapet. South face has a restored pointed window with angled glazing bars and the north face an inserted doorway. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 9358, | IOE No. 55467, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 55467 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29117 | Stone boundary wall |  | Other | ,[NAME]'s Almshouses,Little Heath Road,Chester | Christleton | Christleton | SJ | 344320 | 365941 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary Wall: 1868. Ashlar red sandstone, rock-faced on side and rear walls. Triangular coping with a bead along the top. 3 gateways in the front wall, have square gatepiers, 2 with 2 cusped [NAME] with gabled heads and gabled capstones. | 1868 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 9358, | IOE No. 55464, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55464 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29118 | No. 2 |  | Building | ,Church Cottages,Long Lane,Chester | Waverton | Waverton | SJ | 346190 | 363274 | Dwelling house | Pair of estate cottages dated 1865 for the 2nd Marquess of Westminster. Irregularly coursed dressed red sandstone. Welsh slate roof with triangular stone copings on kneelers. Large central stone chimney. 2-storey, symmetrical 4-bay front. | 1865 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 9357, | IOE No. 55529, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 55529 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29119 | Nos. 3, 4 |  | Building | Sandcroft,Church Cottages,Long Lane,Chester | Waverton | Waverton | SJ | 346197 | 362942 | Dwelling house | Pair of estate cottages: c.1865 for the 2nd Marquess of Westminster. Irregularly coursed dressed red sandstone. Welsh slate roof with triangular stone copings on kneelers. Central and 2 gable chimneys. 2-storey, symmetrical 6-bay front. | c1865 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 9357, | IOE No. 55530, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 55530 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29120 | Church House Farmhouse |  | Building | ,Village Road,[NAME],Chester | Waverton | Waverton | SJ | 346191 | 363397 | Farm | Farmhouse: c.1880 by [NAME] for the 1st Duke of Westminster. English garden wall bond orange brick with muted diapering. Red sandstone dressings. Stone-coped, kneelered and finialled red tile roof. 3 brick chimneys. 3-storey, 3-bay north front. Stone plinth, quoins and moulded bands at sill and lintel levels. Dentil brick band in top storey, stone copings, kneelers and finials. Central bay has projecting gabled 3-storey porch with basket arched stone entrance with moulded imposts. | c1880 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick | Plain tiles (ceramic) | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 9357, | IOE No. 55537, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55537 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29121 | Church of St Peter |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Waverton | Waverton | SJ | 346180 | 363355 | Place of Worship | Church: tower C16, aisles and nave roof early-mid C17, restoration and additions dated 1845, and 1888 by [NAME] when clerestorey rebuilt. Ashlar red sandstone, Lakeland green slate roof. 3-bay nave, 1-bay chancel with continuous north and south aisles. 3-stage west tower. | 16th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 9357, | IOE No. 55540, BLB |  | Roof of Lakeland (possibly [NAME]) slate from Cumbria. | IOE # 55540 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29122 | Walls, gatepiers and gates |  | Other | ,Church of St Peter,[NAME],Chester | Waverton | Waverton | SJ | 346208 | 363337 | Wall/archway/gateway | Walls, gatepiers and gates: walls probably C19 but parts may be earlier. Gates late C19. Ashlar red sandstone. A nearly complete circuit around the churchyard, except for a break into the new burial ground. Low wall to street has a triangular coping. [NAME] has a semi-circular coping. Walls curve into a gateway in front of the west door. Square gatepiers with chamfered arrises have a moulding below a pyramidal cap and finial. | 19th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 9357, | IOE No. 55542, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55542 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29123 | Abbey Gate College Chapel | [NAME] Chapel | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Saighton | Saighton | SJ | 344322 | 361824 | Place of Worship | Chapel, circa 1870, for 2nd or 3rd [NAME] of Westminster. Redsandston e with tiled roof. A gabled, rectangular building, simple in expression. The open gable belfry has one bell under a short, square spire. A tall stone chimney, on ridge, has a round flue. Recessed porch in (ritual) south-west corner opens under a corbelled stone lintel to the end and under two post-and-lintel openings to the side. | c1870 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55370, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55370 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29124 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Saighton | Saighton | SJ | 344312 | 361811 | Dwelling house | House (now the main block of Abbey Gate College), the right wing 1861 by [NAME] for 2nd [NAME] of Westminster and the front wing built or extended 1876 for the 1st Duke. The Hall immediately behind the Gatehouse (q.v.) may be earlier C19. Red sandstone with roofs of banded shaped tiles. The 2-storey front wing, with 2 bays left of the Gatehouse and 3 right, of Tudor character has battlements, crow-stepped gables and tall chimneys with circular flues on weathered plinths. | 1861 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55368, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55368 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29125 | Church of St Mary the Virgin |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Saighton | Saighton | SJ | 343767 | 360548 | Place of Worship | Church with late Cll or early C12 chancel arch and, probably, masonry in nave and chancel; C14 and C15 windows; south chapel late C15; belfry, south porch, vestry and general restoration 1896 by W M Boden at expense of 1st Duke of Westminster. Squared, roughly coursed red sandstone in large blocks; slate roof; oak-framed, louvred west belfry on ridge with low, square shingled spire. Aisleless nave and chancel; four-centred archway from nave to chapel of 1 bay. | late 11th / early 12th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 55367, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55367 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29126 | Water Tower |  | Other | ,[NAME],Chester | Saighton | Saighton | SJ | 344250 | 361991 | Structure | [NAME], circa 1870. Squared snecked red sandstone. Three stage machicolated tower with battered angle buttresses. The round-headed doorway with hoodmould has a small bevelled rectangular window to each side. Moulded string at first floor above which at front and back are pairs of basket-arched windows with hoodmoulds and leaded glazing. Paired loopholes to second floor, on all sides. | c1870 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55372, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55372 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29127 | Elm House garden wall |  | Building | ,Wall between Elm House garden and drive to Old Vicarage Coachhouse,[NAME],Chester | Saighton | Saighton | SJ | 344375 | 361983 | Dwelling house | Wall, early C19 or earlier, altered. Red sandstone and brown brick. The wall is some 12 feet high; the lower 7 feet of sandstone rubble and the upper 5 feet (probably later) of brickwork. | early 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55375, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55375 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29128 | Garden walls to the Old Vicarage |  | Building | ,Old Vicarage,[NAME],Chester | Saighton | Saighton | SJ | 344385 | 362017 | Dwelling house | [NAME], early C19, altered. Red sandstone and brick. The sandstone portion is of coursed rubble with flush copings. Attached to the wall facing [NAME] is a carving circa 1870 of the Crucifixion under an ornate cusped hood, with a War Memorial plaque of bronze. | early 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55374, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55374 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29129 | Church of All Saints |  | Building | ,Whitchurch Road,Chester | Handley | Handley | SJ | 346630 | 357880 | Place of Worship | Church: tower dated 1512, roof dated 1661 but re-used in restoration of 1853-5 by [NAME], chancel and vestry of 1891. Ashlar red sandstone, Welsh slate roof. 3-bay nave, l-bay chancel, 3-stage west tower, vestry and south porch. | 1512 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 9592, | IOE No. 405146, BLB |  | [NAME]. [NAME]. | IOE # 405146 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29130 | Church of St Alban |  | Building | ,Church Bank,Chester | Tattenhall | Tattenhall | SJ | 348639 | 358611 | Place of Worship | Church: core and tower early C16, restored and remodelled 1869-70 by [NAME]. Ashlar red sandstone, green slate roof. 4-bay nave, 5-bay aisles, 2-bay chancel, 3-stage west tower and south porch. | early 16th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 9359, | IOE No. 405170, BLB |  | Roof slates possibly from Westmorland (Cumbria). | IOE # 405170 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29131 | The Rookery |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Tattenhall | Tattenhall | SJ | 348531 | 358762 | Dwelling house | Formerly large house, now old peoples' home: dated 1909 on rainheads for [NAME] of [NAME] and [NAME]. Timber-framed on a stone plinth with rusticated brick lower storeys to the rear. Stone-slate roof stone ridge and a massive red sandstone ashlar lateral stack with Tudor-style brick stacks. Elizabethan style south front has large 2-storey gable. Coved jetties at 1st and 2nd floor. | 1909 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 9359, | IOE No. 405175, BLB |  |  | IOE # 405175 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29132 | Tattenhall Hall |  | Building | ,High Street,Chester | Tattenhall | Tattenhall | SJ | 348633 | 358204 | Dwelling house | Manor house: early Cl7 for Sir [NAME]. English garden wall bond orange brick with [NAME] sandstone dressings. Welsh slate roof, 1 lateral brick chimney and 3 brick ridge chimneys with diamond stacks. H-shaped plan. 2 and 3-storey, 5-bay front. Moulded stone plinth, stone quoins and stone-coped gables on kneelers with turned finials. Right end bay projects under gable. | early 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Brick | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 9359, | IOE No. 405179, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 405179 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29133 | [NAME] |  | Other | ,[NAME],Chester | Aldford | Aldford | SJ | 342213 | 359426 | Structure | Bridge, probably mid C19. Red sandstone. Three deep segmental arches with projecting bands around voussoirs and at road level. There are plain rectangular pilasters between the arches and at inner ends of abutments. The flush copings to the parapets have cambered tops. | mid 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 97935, | IOE No. 55197, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55197 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29134 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Aldford | Aldford | SJ | 341799 | 358140 | Farm | Farmhouse, circa 1880, by [NAME] for the 1st Duke of Westminster, converted (with no alteration to the exterior) into 2 cottages probably circa 1912. Lower storey of tooled squared snecked red sandstone, upper storey of brown brick with blue diapering, sparingly used, and sandstone dressings. Complex hipped and gabled roof of red tiles with massive central brick chimney. Stone-coped pedimented gables; dormer gables with brick pilasters terminating in stone finials. Kneelers to gables have ball finials. | c1880 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 97935, | IOE No. 55203, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55203 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29135 | Church of St John the Baptist |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Aldford | Aldford | SJ | 341896 | 359456 | Place of Worship | Church, 1866, by [NAME], built at the expense of 2nd [NAME] of Westminster. Red sandstone with graded grey-green slate roof and shingled spire. Three stage tower with recessed octagonal spire; nave with south and north aisles; gabled south porch; chancel and south vestry; north chapel. [NAME] has an octagonal stair turret with spirelet of stone; lancet windows to first and second stage; paired bell-openings with central shaft and plate tracery to bell chamber; corbelled open parapet. | 1866 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 97935, | IOE No. 55208, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55208 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29136 | Obelisk |  | Other | ,High [NAME],Warrington | Appleton | Appleton | SJ | 361404 | 384251 | Structure | Obelisk, 1874, of sandstone with a stepped base and sculptured lions at the four corners. On east side of base is a panel with a beast's head in relief. The obelisk, is of moderate size and stands on the site of a beacon. | 1874 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 91034,91035,9896, | IOE No. 58941, BLB |  |  | IOE # 58941 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Warrington Borough Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29137 | Church of St Cross |  | Building | ,Green Lane,Warrington | Appleton | Appleton | SJ | 363778 | 383854 | Place of Worship | Church 1886 by [NAME] at the expense of Piers Egerton Warburton (of Arley). Red sandstone; red tile roof; oak-framed north porch on sandstone plinth. Cruciform with 2-stage tower over crossing. Low hip-roofed transepts; 3-window aisleless nave; one-window chancel; baptistry as a canted bay window projecting from the west end. Rose window above baptistry; Geometrical east window; straight-headed reticulated north and south windows to nave and chancel. | 1886 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 91034,91035,9896, | IOE No. 58955, BLB |  |  | IOE # 58955 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Warrington Borough Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29138 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME],Neston | Neston | Neston | SJ | 330540 | 378418 | Dwelling house | Country house, now offices. Dated 1856. By [NAME]. Rock-faced coursed red sandstone with projecting plinth, ashlar flush quoins and dressings; steeply pitched green slate roof including fishscale slates, stone copings and stacks, and gable finials. Entrance front of 2 storeys with attics; 5-bay front between gabled crosswings, right one set back, left one projecting; 3-storey entrance bay with steeply pitched hipped roof. | 1856 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 105079,95289, | IOE No. 475640, BLB |  | Roof slates possibly from Westmorland (Cumbria). | IOE # 475640 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29139 | Lodge near Hinderton Hall |  | Building | ,[NAME],Neston | Neston | Neston | SJ | 330332 | 378537 | Dwelling house | Main lodge to [NAME] (qv), now private house. c1856, with C20 alteration. By [NAME]. Rock-faced red sandstone with ashlar dressings; steeply pitched green slate roof with fishscale slates, stone coped gables and central ridge stack of conjoined flues. Cruciform in plan. | c1856 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 105079,95289, | IOE No. 475643, BLB |  |  | IOE # 475643 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29140 | The Towers |  | Building | ,[NAME],Neston | Neston | Neston | SJ | 330714 | 377997 | Dwelling house | House. 1890. Built by [NAME]. Rock-faced red sandstone with ashlar dressings; slate roof with stone copings, red tile cresting and gable end stacks. 2-storey, 4-bay front. | 1890 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 105079,95289, | IOE No. 475644, BLB |  |  | IOE # 475644 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29141 | Windle Hall |  | Building | ,Hanns Hall Road,Neston | Neston | Neston | SJ | 331245 | 377617 | Dwelling house | House. Late C19 with later alteration. Coursed, tooled red sandstone with yellow ashlar mullions, dressings and bands; grey slate roof incorporating broad bands of fishscale slates; blue tile ridge cresting and plain bargeboards to gables.  Prominent stone stacks with original tall pots. Tower has pyramidal roof. | late 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 105079,95289, | IOE No. 475654, BLB |  |  | IOE # 475654 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29142 | Church of Christ |  | Building | ,Neston Road,Neston | Neston | Neston | SJ | 332864 | 377796 | Place of Worship | Parish church. 1854; north aisle added in 1926. Church by Fulljames & Walker; north aisle by B [NAME]. Tooled red sandstone in squared coursed rubble with ashlar dressings and timber and stone porch; green Westmoreland slate roofs with  coped gables. 2-bay chancel; 4-bay nave with north aisle, south porch and east bellcote. | 1854 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 105079,95289, | IOE No. 475689, BLB |  | Red Bunter Sandstone. Roof slates from Westmorland (Cumbria) | IOE # 475689 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29143 | Church of St John the Baptist |  | Building | ,Vicars [NAME],Chester | Chester | Chester | SJ | 340922 | 366143 | Place of Worship | Collegiate church, late C11, late C12 and early C13, C14, said to have been damaged c1470 by collapse of supposed central tower and 1572 and 1574 by partial collapse of north-west tower; much of transepts and presbytery abandoned mid [NAME]; nave and crossing restored by R C Hussey 1859-66; collapse of north-west tower 1881 destroying north porch; porch rebuilt by [NAME]; north-east belfry tower by Douglas 1886. Present church and adjoining ruins indicate: west front with twin towers, that to south not built; bay between towers, destroyed; 6-bay nave truncated to 4 bays; north and south aisles truncated to 4 bays; crossing: north and south transepts each truncated to one bay; 5-bay aisled chancel with apse between north-east and south-east chapels, truncated to one bay with south aisle as Lady-chapel and north aisle replaced by vestry in belfry-tower; chamber south of south  aisle, probably formerly chapter house. Constructed of red sandstone (from facies within the Pebble Beds) which in places has badly eroded and caused history of collapse; steeply pitched slate roof. | late 11th | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 469958, BLB |  |  | IOE # 469958 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29144 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Handbridge | Handbridge | SJ | 340692 | 365462 | Place of Worship | Parish church. 1885-87. By F B Wade at the expense of the first Duke of Westminster. Squared snecked red sandstone with steep [NAME] green slate roofs. Plan: west tower and spire; 5-bay aisled nave; south-east  chapel; 3-bay presbytery; organ chamber and [NAME] and vestry; 2 south porches and north porch. 3-stage tower with recessed octagonal spire: angle buttresses; canted baptistry with 3 lancets and hipped stone roof on west face. | 1885-87 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 48114,48115,48116,48117, | IOE No. 469827, BLB |  | Roof slates from Westmorland (Cumbria) | IOE # 469827 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29145 | Old [NAME] |  | Other | ,[NAME] | Handbridge | Handbridge | SJ | 340717 | 365745 | Structure | Road bridge over River Dee. Late [NAME], altered 1826. Red sandstone. 7 arches, from north to south: a pair of segmental arches north of diagonal weir; serving leat to former Mills of Dee then by hydro-electric power station; cutwater at weir,  then plain abutment to first, parabolic, river arch; cutwater; pointed arch with moulded arris; cutwater; narrower arch with moulded arris; cutwater; broad segmental arch with moulded arris; bottom stage forming rectangular projection upstream for former gate-tower; large cutwater; narrow segmental arch probably in place of former drawbridge. The bridge was widened, upstream, in 1826, to provide a footway, partly corbelled. | late 14th | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  | 48114,48115,48116,48117, | IOE No. 469829, BLB |  |  | IOE # 469829 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29146 | Church Hall, Grammmar School House |  | Building | ,Church Street,Chester | Tarvin | Tarvin | SJ | 349171 | 366978 | Dwelling house | Formerly grammar school, schoolmaster's house and hearse house, now 2 cottages and church hall: school 1666 founded by [NAME], renovated 1845 for Rev Bowstead ([NAME]), much of remainder C18, including hearse house that was reconstructed here, after removal from next to south porch of church post 1791 (see plan in church). Some ashlar [NAME] sandstone, remainder orange brick, Welsh slate roof and 2 brick chimneys. 1 and 2 storey 10-bay south front. Left end is former hearse house, partly in stone. | 1666 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 55755, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 55755 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29147 | Church of St Andrew |  | Building | ,Church Street,Chester | Tarvin | Tarvin | SJ | 349189 | 366962 | Place of Worship | Church: nave and south aisle later C14, tower and north aisle late C15, chancel mid C18, mid C18 and several later C19 renovations and one of 1908 by F P Oakley. Ashlar red sandstone, Welsh slate roof. 5-bay nave and aisles under separate roofs, 2-bay chancel, south porch and 5-stage west tower. | late 14th | Conservation area. Listed [NAME] | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 55762, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 55762 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29148 | No. 51 |  | Building | ,High Street,Chester | Tarvin | Tarvin | SJ | 348970 | 366975 | Dwelling house | Formerly farmhouse now house: C17 with raising of roof and alterations of mid C20. Partly timber framed with brick nogging on natural sandstone base, remainder in brick. Purple tile roof and 2 brick chimneys. 2-storey 3-bay front. 8 by 2 and 3 irregular small frames. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Brick | Plain tiles (ceramic) | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds |  |  |  | IOE No. 55770, BLB |  |  | IOE # 55770 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29149 | No. 86 and attached outbuilding |  | Building | ,High Street,Chester | Tarvin | Tarvin | SJ | 349216 | 367139 | Retail/commercial | Formerly pair of cottages and shippon, now house and store: late C17/early C18 with early C19 raising of roof and openings. [NAME] sandstone rubble with some heavy quoins on ground storey, irregular orange brickwork to upper storey, on natural rock outcrop. Welsh slate roof. 2 gable brick chimneys. 2-storey, 3-bay front to house. | late 17th /early 18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 55769, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 55769 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29150 | Holme Street Hall |  | Building | ,Holme Street,Chester | Tarvin | Tarvin | SJ | 347998 | 366648 | Farm | Large farmhouse: early C17, late C18 extensions to rear, some late C19 alterations. Irregular bond red brick with [NAME] sandstone dressings, Welsh slate roof, 2 massive lateral brick chimneys. 3-storey symmetrical 3-bay front. Stone plinth, flush stone quoins moulded band at 1st floor which rises to form hood moulds over the windows. | early 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 55775, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 55775 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29151 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Churton | Churton by Farndon | SJ | 341716 | 356731 | Dwelling house | Former Schoolhouse, now the Mission Hall, 1864, at expense of 2nd [NAME] of Westminster. Squared snecked red sandstone with graded grey slate roof. Forms a cross-gable left of Old School House. | 1864 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 105073, | IOE No. 402977, BLB |  |  | IOE # 402977 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29152 | Old School Cottage |  | Building | ,[NAME],Chester | Churton | Churton by Farndon | SJ | 341724 | 356730 | Dwelling house | Former schoolmaster's house, now a cottage, 1864, at expense of 2nd [NAME] of Westminster. [NAME], of squared snecked red sandstone with graded grey slate roof. 1½ storeys, 2 windows, 2 rectangular diminishing chimneys on ridge, with rendered stacks on moulded stone plinths. | 1864 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 105073, | IOE No. 402976, BLB |  |  | IOE # 402976 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29153 | Church of St Paul |  | Building | ,[NAME],Ellesmere Port | Ellesmere Port | Ellesmere Port | SJ | 336709 | 377487 | Place of Worship | 1858-62, [NAME]. Cruciform Church of red and cream ashlar and red rockfaced stonework with grey slate roofs. Lantern on pendentives, surmounted by short spire over crossing. Detached belfry spire over south porch. Aisled nave and aisled, apsed chancel. Romanesque west porch surmounted by rose window - otherwise, Romanesque windows, except to transepts and nave aisles, where plate tracery is introduced. | 1858-62 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 91011,9591, | IOE No. 56271, BLB |  |  | IOE # 56271 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29154 | L-shaped shippon |  | Building | ,Hall Farmhouse,Kinsey's Lane,Ellesmere Port | Ellesmere Port | Ellesmere Port | SJ | 344749 | 376916 | Farm | Early C19. Late Georgian shippon, altered. Brown brick English garden wall bond and local sandstone squared coursed rubble walls. Graded grey Welsh slate roofs with flush gables. Window and door openings on ground floor altered. Diabolo-shaped patterns of vents to hayloft. Loading door to hayloft in E gable under brick segmental arched head; boarded door. One circular pitch-hole with shaped sandstone cill. Sandstone farmyard wall with flush rounded coping stones. | early 19th | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | CONGLOMERATE | Bunter Pebble Beds , Slate |  |  | 91011,9591, | IOE No. 56294, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 56294 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire West & Chester Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29155 | Former Cheshire County Council Social Services Department |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391660 | 373817 | Civic | Former county police office. c1840. Coursed and squared sandstone with Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys, 7-window range with outer and central advanced gabled bays, and central entrance. Gothic style. | c1840 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 391019, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 391019 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29156 | Oldhams Hollow Farmhouse |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391502 | 375637 | Farm | Farmhouse. Late C17. Coursed and squared rubble with stone-flagged roof and substantial internal timber frame. 3-storeyed, 3-window range with central entrance hall. | late 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Stone Flags |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 391039, BLB |  |  | IOE # 391039 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29157 | Church of St Michael |  | Building | ,Churchside,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391797 | 373706 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C13 in origin, the exterior fabric mainly 1898-1902 but with remodelled Perpendicular tower, and 2 chapels to south of 1501-7 and 1620. Remodelled and  extensively rebuilt by Sir [NAME]. Roughly coursed and squared red sandstone with ashlar tower. Stone-flagged roof. Nave with 2 aisles, clerestory and SW tower; 2 south chapels, and chancel with flanking vestries. West door with 5-light Perpendicular window over, with string course below ashlar gable coping. Narrow tower  with heavy stepped plinth and angle buttresses, and narrow west doorway flanked by statues in niches each side. | 13th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Bunter Pebble Beds , Stone Flags |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 391046, BLB |  |  | IOE # 391046 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29158 | Public Library |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391780 | 373270 | Civic | Library. 1874-6. By [NAME] of [NAME]. Altered and refurbished c1950. Uncoursed and squared sandstone with steep Welsh slate roofs. Complex plan comprising 2 parallel ranges which form semi-octagons to Park Lane elevation where they are linked by a canted porch. Present entrance now in Park Lane, but  original doorways survive as windows in porch, up steps which  have now been removed. Banded polished granite shafts and polychrome stone work to Gothic entrance arch set in steep triangular gable with busts at apex. | 1874-76 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Millstone Grit , Slate |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 391062, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 391062 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29159 | Nos. 38, 40 |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391713 | 373989 | Dwelling house | Pair of houses. Late C18 but with earlier core and C19 alterations. Roughly coursed rubble sandstone with stone-flagged roof. Low 2 storeys, 2-window range with entrance to No.38 flanked by early C19 simple shop windows in moulded architraves each side. Simply moulded doorcase and panelled door. Similar doorway to left.  Axial brick stack. | late 18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Millstone Grit , Stone Flags |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 391007, BLB |  |  | IOE # 391007 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29160 | Stanleys Almshouse |  | Building | ,[NAME]. 1-12,King Edward Street,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391475 | 373910 | Dwelling house | Almshouses. 1871 and 1927, with late C20 alterations and additions. Coursed and squared sandstone rubble with heavy slate roofs. 4 blocks forming 3 sides of a courtyard. Domestic Gothic style. Original buildings form the E and SE part of the court, the scheme completed with the addition of 2 further blocks in 1927, one extending the range to Cumberland Street, the other at right angles to it. Single-storeyed originally. | 1871 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 391020, BLB |  |  | IOE # 391020 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29161 | St Albans Presbytery |  | Building | ,3 Great Queen Street,Macclesfield | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391174 | 373672 | Place of Worship | Presbytery. c1850. To designs of Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin. Coursed and squared rubble sandstone with Welsh slate roof. Gothic style. 2-storeyed, asymmetrically planned with gable facing street and canted full-height bay in inner return to right. Axial stack, and gathered chimney against right-hand return. | c1850 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Millstone Grit , Slate |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 390942, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 390942 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29162 | King's School |  | Building | ,Cumberland Street,Macclesfield | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391418 | 374014 | Civic | School. 1854-6 with later extensions and alterations. Original architect F Bellhouse. Coursed and squared sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings and slate roof. Main school buildings comprise central full-height hall with full-height class rooms as aisles to each side, the left-hand gabled range a later addition dated 1886. | 1854-56 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 390983, BLB |  |  | IOE # 390983 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29163 | King's School Lodge |  | Building | ,Cumberland Street,Macclesfield | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391508 | 373930 | Dwelling house | Lodge to school. c1856. Coursed and squared stone with Welsh slate roof. L-plan, with door in added lean-to porch against west wall. Expressed chimney with octagonal shaft against rear gable wall. | c1856 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 390984, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 390984 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29164 | Former St Pauls COE School |  | Building | ,Glegg Street,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 392151 | 373399 | Dwelling house | School, now converted for use as flats, c1845 with a slightly later extension to one side. Coursed and squared sandstone rubble with heavy slate roof. Gothic style. 2 storeys. The original building was planned to be symmetrical with two 3-light mullioned and transomed windows each side of central gable. | c1845 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 390987, BLB |  |  | IOE # 390987 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29165 | Former Cheshire County Council Education Department |  | Building | ,[NAME]. 33-39,Great King Street,Macclesfield | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391432 | 373622 | Civic | Former school. c1860. Coursed and squared sandstone rubble with Welsh slate roof. 2-storeyed, asymmetrically planned. Tudor style. Main hall range to left with doorway in slightly recessed porch bay at angle with wing to right.  Paired and triple chamfered shafts to axial stacks. | c1860 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Millstone Grit , Slate |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 390990, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 390990 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29166 | Church of the Holy Trinity |  | Building | ,Trinity Square,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 392566 | 374155 | Place of Worship | Parish church. 1837-8. By [NAME]. Well coursed and squared sandstone with slate roof. Commissioners' Gothic style, with single span roof, west tower and shallow chancel. Integral west tower, with west doorway with paired lancet windows over, and clock in lozenge panel above. Paired bell chamber lights in upper stage. Parapet with angle pinnacles. Nave divided into 4 bays by narrow buttresses, each with stepped lancet windows. Very shallow chancel with Decorated 5-light window. | 1837-38 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 391001, BLB |  |  | IOE # 391001 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29167 | Church of St Paul |  | Building | ,Glegg Street,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 392121 | 373370 | Place of Worship | Parish church. 1843-4. W Hayley. Coursed and squared sandstone rubble in small blocks with slate roof. West tower with spire, nave with 2 aisles and clerestorey, chancel. Perpendicular style. 3-stage west tower with wide west doorway. Spire with lucarnes. Octagonal buttresses form pinnacles at angles. | 1843-44 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 390910, BLB |  |  | IOE # 390910 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29168 | No. 2 |  | Building | ,Great Queen Street,Macclesfield | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391185 | 373687 | Dwelling house | Group of 3 houses occupying corner site. c1820, with later additions. Sandstone ashlar over brick with stone-flagged roof.  2 or 3 storeyed. | c1820 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Stone Flags |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 390940, BLB |  |  | IOE # 390940 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29169 | Church of St Alban |  | Building | ,Great King Street,Macclesfield | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391160 | 373662 | Place of Worship | Roman Catholic church. Designed 1838; built 1839-41. By [NAME] Northmore Pugin. Coursed and squared sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings and Welsh slate roof. Unfinished west tower, nave with high clerestorey and 2 aisles, chancel. Perpendicular style. | 1839-41 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 390941, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 390941 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29170 | Nos. 1-4 |  | Building | The Lodge,The Barracks,Crompton Road,Macclesfield | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 390949 | 372926 | Dwelling house | Militia barracks, now flats. c1860, converted 1980s. Coursed and squared sandstone rubble with polychromatic dressings, rubble ridge and gable stacks, and plain tiled roof'. Picturesque Tudorbethan Revival style. Double-depth plan, forming part of one side of former parade square. One-and-a-half storeys; 6-window range. | c1860 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 390975, BLB |  |  | IOE # 390975 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29171 | The Barracks and perimeter wall |  | Building | ,[NAME]. 21-24,Crompton Road,Macclesfield | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391007 | 372954 | Dwelling house | Gatehouse to militia barracks, now 4 houses. 1855-65, converted 1980s. Roughly coursed and squared sandstone rubble and dressings, with ashlar ridge and front external stacks, and tiled hipped roofs; Picturesque Tudorbethan Revival style. 2-room plan. Single storey exterior and attic; 5:4-window range. | 1855-65 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 390976, BLB |  |  | IOE # 390976 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29172 | Armoury Towers |  | Building | The Barracks,No. 250,Crompton Road,Macclesfield | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 390976 | 372999 | Dwelling house | Keep and headquarters of militia barracks, now subdivided as flats. 1855-65, converted 1980s. Roughly coursed and squared sandstone rubble with axial and corbelled exterior stacks and plain tiled hipped roof. Picturesque Tudorbethan Revival style. Double-depth plan. 2 storeys and attic; 5-window range. | 1855-65 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 8585, | IOE No. 390978, BLB |  |  | IOE # 390978 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29173 | Worth Hall |  | Building | ,[NAME]. 1-2,Middlewood Road,Stockport | Poynton | Poynton with Worth | SJ | 394131 | 384066 | Dwelling house | Formerly Worth Hall farmhouse now 3 flats: C17 with early C19 alterations to front, additions and interior modifications later C20. Coursed, squared, brown sandstone rubble with sandstone dressings. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 4 brick chimneys. Originally rectangular in plan with 2 short ranges at right angles, (each with a side gable) with parallel ridges, to rear. 2-storey, 3-bay west front. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 105545,105546,28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 407643, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 407643 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29174 | Lodge and gatepiers |  | Building | ,Lyme Park Drive,Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 396527 | 384459 | Dwelling house | Lodge, gate piers and gates: C.1860 perhaps by [NAME] for [NAME]. Lodge: Squared [NAME] sandstone with sandstone dressings and coped, [NAME] stone-slate roof with moulded kneelers and 2 stone chimneys. Jacobean. 2 storey over basement. L-shaped in plan with projecting gabled front to left, having canted bay with plain parapet below. Gate piers: Ashlar buff sandstone. Square in section on simple moulded plinth. Long rectangular panels on each face. Shaped and curved capstone, supports ball finial. | c1860 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , [NAME] , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15640,28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 406479, BLB | There were several Lower Coal Measure Sandstone quarries formerly operating within the Disley area. Of these, one of the best known which produced building and dimension stone was [NAME] | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 406479 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29175 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | ,Red Lane,Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 397473 | 384510 | Place of Worship | Church: West tower and porch 1527-1558, remainder 1824-1835 with aisles of 1828 by [NAME] of Barnstaple. Coursed, [NAME] sandstone rubble with sandstone-dressings and a lead roof. West porch and tower, nave and 2 aisles of 4 bays and 1-bay chancel. West tower of 4 stages, with angle buttresses and castellated parapet showing the bases of 8 pinnacles. | 1527-58 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Lead Sheet | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 15640, | IOE No. 406499, BLB |  |  | IOE # 406499 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29176 | Canal Bridge No. 26 |  | Other | ,[NAME],Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 398090 | 384959 | Structure | Canal bridge: c1800 by [NAME] for Peak Forest Canal Company. Coursed, squared, sandstone rubble with sandstone dressings. Single elliptical arch with coping at road level with a plain parapet continuing as 4 short, curving, wing walls with square pilasters at the ends. The walls and parapets have rounded coping. Stone steps from the towpath to the road at the north-east corner. | c1800 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 15640, | IOE No. 406855, BLB |  |  | IOE # 406855 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29177 | Hague Bridge |  | Other | ,[NAME],Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 398528 | 385415 | Structure | Road bridge over [NAME]. Early C19 hammer-dressed sandstone. Low segmental arch with chamfered coping at road level, with a plain parapet with half round top above. Square pilasters at the corner of the bridge have angled wing walls attached, also ending in square pilasters. | early 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 15640, | IOE No. 406857, BLB |  | The bridge spans the border between [NAME] and Cheshire. | IOE # 406857 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29178 | Sandy Gate Cottage |  | Building | ,[NAME]. 119, 121,Buxton Old Road,Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 398148 | 384080 | Dwelling house | Formerly 3 cottages now 2 houses: C18 coursed, squared, [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof and stone ridge with 3 stone chimneys. Long rectangular plan of 2-unit cottages, partly with outshuts to rear. 2-storey, 7-bay front. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , [NAME] , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15640,28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 406450, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 406450 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29179 | Nos. 12, 14, 16 |  | Building | ,Buxton Old Road,Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 397520 | 384577 | Dwelling house | Formerly 2 cottages with similar added, now 2 cottages: later C18 with C19 addition. Coursed, squared [NAME] sandstone rubble with Kerridge stone-slate roof and stone ridge broken by 3 stone chimneys. 2-storey, 2-unit cottages in line. | later 18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , [NAME] , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15640,28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 406457, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 406457 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29180 | Nos. 125-127 |  | Building | ,Buxton Old Road,Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 398174 | 384055 | Dwelling house | Formerly 3 cottages now a house: C18 with C20 alterations. Coursed, squared, [NAME] sandstone rubble with sandstone dressings. Kerridge stone-slate roof and stone ridge, 2 stone chimneys. 2-storey, asymmetrical 5-bay front. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , [NAME] , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15640,28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 406452, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 406452 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29181 | No. 17 |  | Building | ,Buxton Old Road,Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 397544 | 384598 | Dwelling house | Formerly 2 cottages now a house: Later C18. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble with Kerridge stone-slate roof and 2 plastered stone chimneys. 2-storey, 2-unit cottages in line. | later 18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , [NAME] , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15640,28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 406446, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 406446 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29182 | No. 32 |  | Building | ,Buxton Old Road,Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 397697 | 384441 | Dwelling house | Formerly house, then 2 cottages, now a house: later C17, adapted C19 with C20 addition to right. Coursed, [NAME] sandstone rubble with composition tile roof, and 2 brick chimneys. Rectangular lobby-entry house with room to left and 2 rooms to right. 2-storey, asymmetrical 4-bay front. | later 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15640, | IOE No. 406459, BLB |  |  | IOE # 406459 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29183 | Lane Ends Farmhouse |  | Building | ,Buxton Old Road,Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 398389 | 383761 | Farm | Farmhouse and attached buildings: C18. Coursed, squared [NAME] sandstone rubble with graded, [NAME] stone-slate roof and 2 stone chimneys. L-shaped in plan with farmhouse at east end. It has a 2-storey, asymmetrical 3-bay front. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , [NAME] , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15640,28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 406463, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 406463 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29184 | Brines Farmhouse |  | Building | ,[NAME],Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 398656 | 383924 | Farm | Farmhouse: fabric rebuilt 1735 by [NAME] for [NAME] but using earlier timbers. C19 alterations. Coursed sandstone rubble, graded Kerridge stone-slate roof with near central brick chimney through stone ridge. Rectangular 3-unit plan with lobby-entry. 2-storey asymmetrical 4-bay front. | 1735 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , [NAME] , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15640,28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 406487, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 406487 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29185 | Hagg Bank Farmhouse |  | Building | ,Hagg Bank Lane,Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 397674 | 385010 | Farm | Farmhouse: dated 1695 with C18 and late C19 additions and alterations. Coursed, squared sandstone rubble with sandstone dressings, Welsh slate roof and 2 brick chimneys. Core is a 2-room parlour wing of L-shaped farm, with additions to south and west sides. Single bay gabled front with kneelers, bead-moulded coping and ball finials has late C19 wooden casements. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Milnrow Sandstone , Slate |  |  | 15640, | IOE No. 406488, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 406488 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29186 | The Grey Cottage |  | Building | ,No. 20,Jackson's Edge Row,Stockport | Disley | Disley | SJ | 397373 | 384737 | Dwelling house | House: c.1830 with similar addition to left. Coursed, squared, sandstone rubble with Kerridge stone-slate roof and 2 stone chimneys. [NAME] plan 2-storey, 3-bay symmetrical facade to road. | c1830 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , [NAME] , Milnrow Sandstone |  |  | 15640,28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 406489, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 406489 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29187 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 392227 | 377698 | Industrial | Formerly cotton mill now paperworks: 1811 for [NAME], steam engine house added c.1835 for [NAME]. Hammer-dressed [NAME] sandstone, and asbestos roof. Core of the mill has a 4-storey symmetrical 23-bay east front with 12-pane windows under plain stone lintels. Central bay is a projecting staircase tower under a stone-coped gable with windows in the sides and a clock face on the south and east. To the right is a 2-storey, former water turbine house, original mill's power source. Added to left is a 4-storey 2-bay beam engine house with semi-circular headed windows served by 2, one-storey boiler houses. | 1811 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 28895,28896,686,688,7229, | IOE  No. 57918, BLB | There were very many Lower Coal Measure Sandstone (including Milnrow Sandstone) quarries formerly operating within the [NAME] area. Of these, some of the best known which produced building and dimension stone were: [NAME], Sycamore, Endon, Bre |  | IOE  # 57918 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29188 | Nos. 1, 1A, 3, 5, 5A |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 393578 | 377971 | Dwelling house | Formerly 3 houses with weaving lofts above, now 5 houses: early C19 with later C19 alterations. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble, [NAME] stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 3 brick chimneys. Rectangular block of 2-unit houses. 3-storey, 6-bay front. | early 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Kerridge Stone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 28895,28896,28898,28899,681,686,688,7229,7234, | IOE No. 57920, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 57920 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29189 | Nos. 50, 52 |  | Building | ,Bollington Road,Macclesfield | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 392018 | 377114 | Dwelling house | Pair of cottages: late C18/early C19. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof and 2 brick chimneys. 2-storey,  symmetrical 5-bay front. End bays have 3-light central opening wooden casements under rough stone lintels. 3 central bays have doors under rough stone lintels. | late 18th / early 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Kerridge Stone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 28895,28896,28898,28899,681,686,688,7229,7234, | IOE No. 57923, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 57923 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29190 | Church of St Oswald |  | Building | ,Bollington Road,Macclesfield | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 392160 | 377236 | Place of Worship | Church: 1908 by F P Oakley. Irregularly coursed [NAME] sandstone with sandstone dressings, red tile roof with stone-coped gables and stone chimney to vestry. Florid Decorated style. North to south layout of nave of 4 bays and l-bay chancel in one range. East aisle, west porch and south-east porch. Buttresses divide nave bays which contain 3-light windows with reticulated tracery. | 1908 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Plain tiles (ceramic) | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 28895,28896,686,688,7229, | IOE No. 57925, BLB |  |  | IOE # 57925 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29191 | Church of St John the Baptist |  | Building | ,Church Street,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 393899 | 277781 | Place of Worship | Church: 1832-4 by Hayley and Brown for the Church Commissioners. Hammer-dressed [NAME] sandstone with ashlar dressings, and Welsh slate roof. The church has a 5-bay nave, short chancel, west tower and small vestry at the east. Bays of nave, divided by set-back buttresses, have tall splayed 2-light windows with Y-tracery, under a continuous label mould. Embattled parapets. Nave ends in octagonal buttresses with pointed finials. Similar buttresses to chancel which has a triple lancet window. 4-stage tower has similar corner buttresses and on flanking walls. | 1832-34 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  | 28895,28896,686,688,7229, | IOE No. 57931, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 57931 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29192 | Briar Cottage, No. 4 |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 392039 | 376454 | Dwelling house | Formerly 2 cottages, now a house: dated 1630 on deeds. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 2 brick chimneys 2-storey, 3-bay front with 2 bays to the right projecting slightly. Windows a mixture of 2 and 3-light tall chamfered stone mullions. | 1630 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Milnrow Sandstone , Kerridge Stone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 28895,28896,28898,28899,681,686,688,7229,7234, | IOE No. 57936, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 57936 | 20-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29193 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME],Billinge Road,Macclesfield | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 395066 | 377728 | Farm | Farmhouse: early C18 with major alterations dated 1833. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 2 stone gable chimneys. Double pile plan. 2-storey, symmetrical, 3-bay front. | early 18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58016, BLB | There were very many Millstone Grit quarries formerly operating within the east Cheshire area around Macclesfield. Of these, some of the best known which produced building and dimension stone were at: [NAME], Langley, [NAME], Timbersbrook and [NAME] | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58016 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29194 | Cesterbridge House |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 394340 | 375050 | Dwelling house | House: c.1840. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 2 stone chimneys. 2-storey, symmetrical 3-bay front. End bays have 16-pane sashes under flat wedged stone heads. Reeded doorcase with rosettes in the corner has a 4-panelled door. | c1840 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58046, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58046 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29195 | Kerridge End House |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 394404 | 375099 | Dwelling house | House: 1837 for [NAME]. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble ashlar dressings, half-hipped Welsh slate roof and 4 stone chimneys. Double pile plan. 2-storey, symmetrical 3-bay front. Plinth, rusticated quoins, ashlar band at 1st floor and a projecting moulded cornice. | 1837 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 58047, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 58047 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29196 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 397900 | 378783 | Dwelling house | Small manor house: late C16/early C17 with alterations dated 1764. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble with pink sandstone quoins. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 3 stone chimneys. Rectangular lobby-entry house. 2-storey, 4-bay front. | late 16th / early 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58023, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58023 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29197 | Church of the Holy Trinity |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 395117 | 375980 | Place of Worship | Church: 1846 by [NAME] of Disley for the Church Building Society. [NAME] sandstone blocks with hammered dressings. Welsh slate roof and stone ridge. Nave, short chancel and west tower. | 1846 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 58025, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 58025 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29198 | Conference Hall |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 394582 | 377335 | Other/miscellaneous | Formerly coachhouse now a hall: c.1850 for J [NAME] with alterations and additions to rear of c.1950. Squared [NAME] sandstone blocks with rock-faced dressings. Welsh slate roof. 2-storey, symmetrical 7-bay front. Central bay steps forward, under a triangular pediment, and has a tall semi-circular arched opening with ashlar frieze on modillions above. | c1850 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Slate |  |  |  | IOE No. 58039, BLB |  | Roof of Welsh Slate. | IOE # 58039 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29199 | [NAME] and shippon |  | Building | Hedgerow Farm ,Hedge Row,[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 395084 | 378200 | Farm | [NAME] and shippon: probably early C18. Dry stone [NAME] sandstone. rubble with projecting through stones. Kerridge stone slate roof, stone ridge. | early 18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58030, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58030 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29200 | Sowcar Farmhouse |  | Building | ,Ingersley Road,Macclesfield | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 394298 | 377938 | Farm | Farmhouse: early C17 with later C17 additions to left and right, some C20 alterations. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 2 brick chimneys. Originally rectangular in plan but additions now leave T-shape. 2-storey, 3-bay front. | early 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58041, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58041 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29201 | Pedley Fold Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 395032 | 375857 | Farm | Formerly farmbuildings now farmhouse and farmbuildings: early C19 with C20 alterations. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble, [NAME] stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 3 stone chimneys. 2 parallel ranges of formerly separate buildings now joined by one-storey range. 2-storey, 3-bay front. | early 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58055, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58055 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29202 | The Old Hall |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 394916 | 376124 | Dwelling house | Formerly farmhouse now house: earlier C17 with addition dated 1690 and C20 alterations. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 3 stone chimneys. T-shaped in plan. 2-storey, 3-bay south front. | early 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58065, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58065 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29203 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Whaley Bridge Road,Macclesfield | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 396393 | 377437 | Farm | [NAME] and shippon: late C17. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge, L-shaped in plan. Slight plinth. All openings have heavy wooden lintels with projecting stones or rubble bands above them for protection. | late 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58073, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58073 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29204 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,Whatley Bridge Road,Macclesfield | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 396381 | 377435 | Farm | Farmhouse: late C17 with late C19 addition and alterations. Coursed, squared [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 2 stone chimneys. 2-storey, 4-bay front. | late 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58072, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58072 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29205 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 394591 | 376324 | Farm | [NAME] and shippon: C17 with C18 outshut. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof. Long downhill plan with shippon at lower end with central feeding passage. Openings have wooden or stone lintels. [NAME] has opposed small doorways and some ventilation slots. At left end is a coach house with a massive hammer-dressed sandstone surround to the entrance. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58036, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58036 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29206 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 394595 | 376326 | Dwelling house | Formerly farmhouse now house: late C17 with alterations dated 1796 and further alterations c.1980. Coursed, squared, [NAME], sandstone rubble, concrete tile roof and 2 stone chimneys. 2-storey, nearly symmetrical 3-bay front. | late 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Other | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit |  |  |  | IOE No. 58032, BLB |  |  | IOE # 58032 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29207 | Church of St John the Baptist | Jenkin Chapel | Building | ,[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 398386 | 376589 | Place of Worship | Church: nave and chancel dated 1733 and built by local subscription and tower added 1755. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 1 stone chimney. 2-storey nave, 1-storey chancel and vestry and low 3-stage, saddleback tower. | 1733 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58061, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58061 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29208 | Private Chapel |  | Building | [NAME]  ,[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 394595 | 376327 | Place of Worship | Formerly Methodist then Swedenborgian Chapel: dated 1844, for and by [NAME] jnr. Coursed, squared, [NAME], sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings and stone flagged roof with 1 stone chimney. Chapel of 3 bays on upper storey approached by external stone spiral staircase with simple iron handrail. | 1844 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Stone flags (Unknown) | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Stone Flags |  |  |  | IOE No. 58033, BLB |  |  | IOE # 58033 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29209 | Rainowlow Farmhouse |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 395347 | 377150 | Farm | Farmhouse: C17 but extensive C20 alterations. Coursed, squared, [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 2 stone chimneys. Rectangular in plan but C20 additions now make it L-shaped. 2-storey, 2-bay south front. Right end bay steps forward slightly. All windows C20 and they break a projecting rubble band at 1st floor. To rear is rubble hood mould. | 17th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58057, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58057 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29210 | Saltersford Hall and Farm outbuildings |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 398390 | 376267 | Farm | Farmhouse and attached farmbuildings: dated 1593 but larger part appears to be later with C19 alterations. Partly rendered coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble and blocks. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 2 stone and 1 brick chimneys. Farmhouse is L-shaped and has a 2-storey, 3-bay west front with left 2 bays under gable. | 1593 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58060, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58060 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29211 | Summerclose Farmhouse |  | Building | ,Bank Lane,Macclesfield | Rainow | Rainow | SJ | 398059 | 377850 | Farm | Farmhouse and attached barn: dated 1755. Washed coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble, [NAME] stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 2 stone chimneys. 2-storey, 3-bay front to house. Left end bay has 4-light chamfered stone-mullion windows. Right end bay has similar 3-light windows. Central bay has board door under rough stone lintel and date plaque reading JAB (for [NAME]) 1755 above. To rear is a continuous outshut. | 1755 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58062, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58062 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29212 | Well House Farmhouse |  | Building | ,[NAME],High Peak | Kettleshulme | Kettleshulme | SJ | 398882 | 380030 | Farm | Formerly house (then 2 cottages) with barn attached, now all farmbuildings: C18 with C19 alterations. Coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof and 2 stone chimneys. Long rectangular plan. House at left is of 2 storeys and 4 bays with a door in left end bay with a primitive stone architrave, and door in right end bay, inserted but now blocked, under plain stone lintel. | 18th Century | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 57988, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 57988 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29213 | [NAME]'s Farmhouse |  | Building | ,[NAME],High Peak | Kettleshulme | Kettleshulme | SJ | 399489 | 379367 | Farm | Farmhouse: earlier C17 with C19 alterations. Washed, coursed squared [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 3 stone chimneys. T-shaped in plan. 2-storey, 3-bay north front. | early 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 57985, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 57985 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29214 | Grove Cottage |  | Building | ,[NAME],High Peak | Kettleshulme | Kettleshulme | SJ | 398838 | 380347 | Dwelling house | Formerly mill owner's house now 2 houses: c.1830 for Shallcross and Sheldon Ltd. Coursed, squared, [NAME], sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 3 stone chimneys. 2-storey, 6-bay front. | c1830 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 57999, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 57999 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29215 | [NAME] |  | Building | Gap House  ,High Peak | Kettleshulme | Kettleshulme | SJ | 399638 | 380298 | Farm | [NAME]: probably late C17 with C19 and C20 alterations. Coursed, squared, [NAME], sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof and a stone ridge. Long rectangular plan. Cart entrance has long and short quoining and a heavy wooden lintel. In lower storey, 7 rectangular openings under plain stone and concrete lintels. Upper storey has 3 circular pitch holes with ashlar surrounds, with similar examples in the gable ends. | late 17th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 57992, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 57992 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29216 | Dales Cottage |  | Building | ,[NAME],High Peak | Kettleshulme | Kettleshulme | SJ | 398792 | 379670 | Dwelling house | Formerly farmhouse and 2 cottages, now farmhouse and cottage: mid C18. Coursed, squared, [NAME]; sandstone rubble, [NAME] stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 4 stone chimneys. Long rectangular plan. To the left are 2, 2-storey, 2-unit cottages with 2-light square-sectioned mullions below and similar 3-light above. | mid 18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 57994, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 57994 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29217 | Bull's Head Cottages |  | Building | ,1-3 Macclesfield Road,High Peak | Kettleshulme | Kettleshulme | SJ | 398836 | 379715 | Retail/commercial | Public house and 3 cottages: late C18 with C20 alterations. Coursed, squared, [NAME] sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof with a green coating, 5 stone chimneys. Long rectangular plan. To right the pub has a 2-storey, symmetrical 3-bay front with 2-light casements under plain stone lintels in the end bays and a central door in a rectangular stone doorcase. To the left are 3, 20-storey, 2-unit cottages with C20 wooden casements in rough stone surrounds on 1st 2 storeys and blocked 2-light, square-sectioned stone mullions above. Doors under plain stone lintels. | late 18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 57995, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 57995 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29218 | The Tea Cosy |  | Building | ,[NAME],High Peak | Kettleshulme | Kettleshulme | SJ | 398818 | 379726 | Retail/commercial | Formerly house, then post office now house and cafe: dated 1823 with C20 additions and alterations. Coursed, squared, [NAME], sandstone rubble, [NAME] stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 2 stone chimneys. 2-storey, 3 bay front. | 1823 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58000, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58000 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29219 | Thorneycroft Farmhouse |  | Building | ,Side End Road,High Peak | Kettleshulme | Kettleshulme | SJ | 398668 | 379133 | Farm | Farmhouse: dated 1752 with extensive modernisations c.1980. Coursed, squared, [NAME], sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 2 stone chimneys. Double pile house with 2 parallel ridges. 2-storey, 3-bay front. Slight plinth and massive quoins. | 1752 | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58001, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58001 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29220 | [NAME] Farmhouse |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Bosley | Bosley | SJ | 392230 | 364853 | Farm | Farmhouse, externally late C18 with extension to right 1929; some C17 timbers internally. Of local red brick in English garden wall bond with Kerridge stone-slate and clay tile roofs. Of 3 builds, in line, all of 2 storeys, but with roofs of different height. | late 18th | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58139, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58139 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29221 | Rainow |  | Village | ,[NAME] |  | Rainow | SJ | 398386 | 376589 |  | A small village and civil parish, set in arable farmland and comprises local amentiites, churches / chapels, a small manor, cottages and (especially) farmhouses. Most construction dates from the late 18C to mid 19C, one of the oldest buildings being the Manor House (late 16C). Squared and roughly coursed blocks of local Millstone Grit represent the main building material employed, roofs are almost universally slate, either [NAME] stone-slate or sometimes Welsh Slate. A number of properties are listed, usually Grade II, occasionally Grade II*. | late 16th | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Millstone Grit , Kerridge Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | Examples include No. 58016, 58025, 58041, 58055, 58060, 58061, 58065, 58072, BLB |  | Grid reference centred on Church of St John the Baptist. Roofs often of Kerridge Stone-Slate or Welsh Slate. | Examples include # 58016, 58025, 58041, 58055, 58060, 58061, 58065, 58072 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29222 | Churchyard walls, gates and gatepiers |  | Other | ,[NAME] (and All Angels),Church Street,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | SJ | 391750 | 373701 | Structure | Walls, railings, gate piers and gates to churchyard. Early C19. Stone and cast-iron. Low plinth wall surmounted by cast-iron spearhead railings, the principal rails braced and capped by urns. Main gates and flanking side gates, with 2 pairs of stone piers. Moulded cornices to piers, the central pair surmounted by urns. | early 19th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Rough Rock b , Lower Coal Measures Sandstones , Millstone Grit |  |  | 37456,37457,37469, | IOE No. 391047, BLB |  |  | IOE # 391047 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29223 | Gin Clough Mill |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Gin Clough | Rainow | SJ | 395838 | 376454 | Dwelling house | Formerly water-powered silk throwing mill, then sawmill now partly domestic, partly workshop: c.1820 with later C19 extension. Coursed, squared, [NAME], sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 1 gable chimney and rectangular mill chimney at east end. Body of mill is 6 bay, 3 storey on the south side 2 storey on the north. | c1820 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58028, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58028 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29224 | Gin Clough Farm Cottage |  | Building | ,[NAME] | Gin Clough | Rainow | SJ | 395887 | 376456 | Farm | Cottage: early C19. Coursed, squared, [NAME], sandstone rubble. Kerridge stone-slate roof, stone ridge and 2 stone chimneys. End bays have fixed 16-pane windows below, 2-light square-sectioned stone mullion to rear. | early 19th | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Kerridge Stone |  |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | IOE No. 58029, BLB |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | IOE # 58029 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29225 | [NAME], Biddulph Valley  Aquaduct |  | Other | ,[NAME],Congleton | Congleton | Congleton | SJ | 388061 | 262539 | Structure | Aqueduct over mineral railway. c1830 by [NAME]. Sandstone abutments (rock masonry), cast iron trough, some brickwork. Cast iron trough flanked by brick skew vaulting to arch: the outer faces of the aqueduct are rock masonry. The single arch over the mineral railway line is roundheaded with voussoirs; the raised keystone connecting with a plain ashlar band at deck level: embankment walls are curved: the coping is of rough rock masonry. Setts remain to the towpath. Gates set within stone coping to canal sides. | c1830 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Chatsworth Grit |  |  |  | IOE No. 428869, BLB |  |  | IOE # 428869 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29226 | Gin Clough |  | Village | ,[NAME] | Gin Clough | Rainow | SJ | 395838 | 376454 |  | A small farming hamlet and community (centered on Gin Clough Mill), comprising mainly 19C farmsteads and cottages. Construction is almost entirely based on local Millstone Grit stone (especially [NAME]) which is rougly coursed and squared, [NAME] are often fashioned using [NAME] stone-slate.Many buildings are Listed Grade II. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Kerridge Stone | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  | 28898,28899,681,7234, | Examples include No.58028, 58029 |  | Kerridge Stone-Slate roof | Examples include #58028, 58029 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29227 | Wild Boar Inn |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Wincle | Wincle | SJ | 395927 | 367176 | Retail/commercial | A 16C coaching inn and adjoining outbuildings, of essentially regular rectangular plan, set beneath slate roofs. The main inn is front rendered and whitewashed, but the main body and outbuildings is composed of roughly shaped and dressed blocks of gritstone. | 16th Century |  | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, COARSE-GRAINED | Roaches Grit , Slate |  |  |  | Fieldwork |  |  | Geckoella Ltd | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area
29228 | Foxbank Farmhouse |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME] | Sutton | Sutton | SJ | 393734 | 369728 | Farm | Farmhouse converted to house. Dated 1691 on datestone with characters in relief, restored in C20. Rubble with ashlar dressings. Two storeys. Entrance front: Gable end to right with first floor C17 window of 4 chamfered, mullioned lights upon which the replacement C20 windows are based. Similar window to ground floor right and 2 and 3-light bays at left with hood moulds to ground floor windows. Projecting wing at left with 3-light chamfered mullioned window to ground and first floors. Porch to right hand reveal of this projection with 4-centered arch and rectangular datestone over. | 1691 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | [NAME] , Millstone Grit , Slate |  |  | 11465, | IOE No. 58644, BLB |  |  | IOE # 58644 | 21-MAR-11 [NAME] | Cheshire East Council | Cheshire County Council | 2012-03-22 17:27:42 | Cheshire English Heritage Atlas Area