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Title: Nos. 3 to 21 (odd), Marsh Lane - CBC03996
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Title
Nos. 3 to 21 (odd), Marsh Lane - CBC03996
Description
BRIGHOUSE MARSH LANE SE 12 SW (south side)
Grade II
House of 1678 with range of 1767 to North forming a courtyard plan. Hammer- dressed stone, stone slate roof. Main front of C17 house faces north into courtyard, has through passage plan, double pile. Doorway with moulded surround at left hand end and depressed Tudor lintel engraved 'SI 1678' with small 2- light window, false arched heads, and curved head which terminates string which carries over whole facade. The remaining windows are double chamfered mullioned and transomed of 12 lights (originally 20) with 12-light window over, next to it a 10-light to right, with 2 cross windows under. Over cross passage, another. Opposite side of courtyard has segmental cart entry with dropped keystone, dated 1767 with initials '- SI'. South front has main feature of doorway with pulvinated frieze. The east gable front, which has been raised, has various blocked openings and a columbarium, and 4 bays of the C18 range with flat faced mullion windows of 4 lights, some reduced to 2. The facade to Marsh Lane has more of the same, mostly altered.
Historic England Listing No: 1133815
NGR: SE 10588 24538
CMBC Ref: BR145
Grade II
House of 1678 with range of 1767 to North forming a courtyard plan. Hammer- dressed stone, stone slate roof. Main front of C17 house faces north into courtyard, has through passage plan, double pile. Doorway with moulded surround at left hand end and depressed Tudor lintel engraved 'SI 1678' with small 2- light window, false arched heads, and curved head which terminates string which carries over whole facade. The remaining windows are double chamfered mullioned and transomed of 12 lights (originally 20) with 12-light window over, next to it a 10-light to right, with 2 cross windows under. Over cross passage, another. Opposite side of courtyard has segmental cart entry with dropped keystone, dated 1767 with initials '- SI'. South front has main feature of doorway with pulvinated frieze. The east gable front, which has been raised, has various blocked openings and a columbarium, and 4 bays of the C18 range with flat faced mullion windows of 4 lights, some reduced to 2. The facade to Marsh Lane has more of the same, mostly altered.
Historic England Listing No: 1133815
NGR: SE 10588 24538
CMBC Ref: BR145
Relation
Pennine Horizons Digital Archive
Identifier
CBC03996.jpg
Collection
Citation
“Nos. 3 to 21 (odd), Marsh Lane - CBC03996,” Pennine Horizons Digital Archive, accessed October 2, 2026, https://penninehorizons.org/items/show/42563.
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