{"entry-date":"2024-01-15","start-date":"1986-03-19","end-date":"","entity":42198754,"name":"Nos. 25-42 (consecutive) Includes 43-60 (consecutive) St Stephen's Street","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"1031/0030/0/000","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":88,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.873094 53.698523, -1.872998 53.698624, -1.872997 53.698631, -1.872999 53.698633, -1.873003 53.698636, -1.873019 53.698642, -1.873659 53.69886, -1.87374 53.698886, -1.874429 53.699118, -1.874443 53.69912, -1.874451 53.699119, -1.874464 53.699114, -1.874548 53.699027, -1.874626 53.698942, -1.87463 53.698935, -1.87463 53.698931, -1.874628 53.698928, -1.874612 53.698919, -1.873182 53.698434, -1.873094 53.698523)))","point":"POINT (-1.873814 53.69878)","quality":"authoritative","notes":"Nos. 25-42 (consecutive) Includes 43-60 (consecutive) St Stephen's Street","uprns":"010095604406","description":"Back-to-back terrace of 36 houses. 1840's for Colonel Edward Akroyd probably by W H Crossland. Hammer-dressed stone with ashlar dressings. Slate roof. Chamfered plinth. Tudor arched doors with ornamental strap hinges in stop chamfered surrounds. 3-light mullion and transom window with 3-light mullion window above, to one side, and, to the other, a small window with one above in gabled dormer shared with adjacent house. All windows double chamfered. Both elevations have 8 dormers, 9 stacks to ridge with plinth, tabling and vertical groove to each face. End houses break forward under coped gable with 2 light mullion window and 2 light mullion and transom window above. End elevations have 3 light mullion and transom window with same above and cellar door below, Tudor arched door and Tudor arched shop window in moulded surround and additional stack to eaves. Garden walls in narrow coursed sandstone with triangular copings. Important early example of planned industrial housing. N Pevsner, Yorkshire West Riding (London 1979) p 170; D Linstrum, West Yorkshire Architects and Architecture (London 1979) p 170; D Linstrum, West Yorksihre Architects and Architecture (London 1978) p 135-6.","listed-building":"1138770"}