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Title: Nos. 206 -216, HARLEY HEAD FARMHOUSE, HALIFAX ROAD - CBC03909
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Title
Nos. 206 -216, HARLEY HEAD FARMHOUSE, HALIFAX ROAD - CBC03909
Description
Grade II
Row of cottages formerly an early C18 house of L shape to which was added 4 more bays to the left hand end in the late C18 or early C19. Thin coursed rubble stone, white washed, stone slate roof. 2 storeys. Original house of hall and cross-wing plan. Cross-wing hipped to south gabled to north. South front of original house of 3 bays each retaining chamfered mullioned windows with square reveals of 3 large lights the centre of which is sashed. 2 inserted doorways with thin monolithic jambs. Over all is long hoodmould partly mutilated by inserted doorways. 1st floor has one similar window and other sashed windows. One stack to left hand gable, one other at junction of 2nd and 3rd bays. Right hand return wall has 2-light similar window to 1st floor. Rear has single storey outshot flush with cross-wing which retains chamfered mullioned windows with square reveals now of 3 large lights with hoodmoulds to both floors. This elevation is rendered. One other similar window to aisle. Attached with lower roofline are 3 bays which retain flat faced mullioned windows of 3 lights to each bay. One stack to ridge. During the period 1839 to 1887 the Brighouse Council offices were housed here, prior to the construction of the municipal offices in the Town Hall in Brighouse (q.v.) in 1887.
Historic England Listing No: 1133840
NGR: SE1293924656
CMBC Ref. BR104
Row of cottages formerly an early C18 house of L shape to which was added 4 more bays to the left hand end in the late C18 or early C19. Thin coursed rubble stone, white washed, stone slate roof. 2 storeys. Original house of hall and cross-wing plan. Cross-wing hipped to south gabled to north. South front of original house of 3 bays each retaining chamfered mullioned windows with square reveals of 3 large lights the centre of which is sashed. 2 inserted doorways with thin monolithic jambs. Over all is long hoodmould partly mutilated by inserted doorways. 1st floor has one similar window and other sashed windows. One stack to left hand gable, one other at junction of 2nd and 3rd bays. Right hand return wall has 2-light similar window to 1st floor. Rear has single storey outshot flush with cross-wing which retains chamfered mullioned windows with square reveals now of 3 large lights with hoodmoulds to both floors. This elevation is rendered. One other similar window to aisle. Attached with lower roofline are 3 bays which retain flat faced mullioned windows of 3 lights to each bay. One stack to ridge. During the period 1839 to 1887 the Brighouse Council offices were housed here, prior to the construction of the municipal offices in the Town Hall in Brighouse (q.v.) in 1887.
Historic England Listing No: 1133840
NGR: SE1293924656
CMBC Ref. BR104
Relation
Pennine Horizons Digital Archive
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CBC03909.jpg
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Citation
“Nos. 206 -216, HARLEY HEAD FARMHOUSE, HALIFAX ROAD - CBC03909,” Pennine Horizons Digital Archive, accessed October 2, 2026, https://penninehorizons.org/items/show/42484.
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