{"entry-date":"2024-01-30","start-date":"1984-02-22","end-date":"","entity":42199654,"name":"(Melling Clough) Nos. 252 to 258 (even)","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"44024/0252/2/000","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":88,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-2.13001 53.709755, -2.130044 53.709767, -2.130036 53.709775, -2.130309 53.709871, -2.130302 53.709881, -2.130333 53.709893, -2.130352 53.709874, -2.130318 53.709863, -2.130353 53.709828, -2.130283 53.709803, -2.130044 53.70972, -2.13001 53.709755)))","point":"POINT (-2.130187 53.7098)","quality":"authoritative","notes":"(Melling Clough) Nos. 252 to 258 (even)","uprns":"010095604130","description":"Row of 4 cottages. 1837. Watershot masonry, stone slate roof. Vernacular Revival. Quoins. 2 storeys and 4 bays. Each bay has doorway with tie-stones and chamfered surround (that to No. 254 reduced to window forming one dwelling with No. 252), and a double chamfered mullioned window of 3 lights with same over. Moulded gutter brackets. 3 stacks to ridge. Attached to No. 252 is 2-storey single cell extension (rendered) with flat roof c1983. Set over former doorway to No. 254 is date tablet with the numbers set in the spandrels of a quatrefoil. These buildings strongly resemble Nos. 6 to 36 (even) Square Road (q.v.) which date from 1795 and 1809. They could therefore be regarded as a remarkable vernacular survival despite their approximation to the Tudor Revival of their time.","listed-building":"1299692"}