{"entry-date":"2024-02-07","start-date":"1984-07-16","end-date":"","entity":42199695,"name":"Kirk Cliff","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"71252/0009/2/000","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":88,"geometry":"MULTIPOLYGON (((-1.943213 53.678316, -1.943386 53.678311, -1.943383 53.678258, -1.943636 53.678252, -1.943628 53.678064, -1.943536 53.678092, -1.943468 53.678095, -1.943469 53.678111, -1.943313 53.678114, -1.943319 53.678199, -1.94338 53.678197, -1.943381 53.678211, -1.943286 53.678214, -1.943289 53.678248, -1.943209 53.678251, -1.943213 53.678316)))","point":"POINT (-1.943448 53.678195)","quality":"authoritative","notes":"Kirk Cliff","uprns":"010010187355","description":"House, (derelict) mid C17. Hammer dressed stone, dressed quoins, stone slate roof. 2 storeys. 3-room through-passage hall and cross-wing plan lacks service end (demolished). Gabled wing preserves hoodmoulds with spiral stops to largely altered windows. Housebody rendered with altered windows and inserted doorway to left of original through passage now largely destroyed, although front doorway, which is chamfered with basket arched lintel, and the lower jambs of the rear doorway, survive. One lateral stack to wing. N. Pevsner, Yorkshire West Riding, (london, 1967) p.494.","listed-building":"1276864"}