Building record 2213 - 64 St Ann's Road, Middlewich

<1> English Heritage, 2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Digital Archive). SCH4666.

GV II*
House; late C17, bay window to left C19. Flemish bond brown brickwork with grey slate roof. 2 storeys plus attic. Brick quoins; moulded brick band at 1st floor. 6-pane door in camber-arched case derived from the Tuscan; 2 stone steps. 4-pane casement to each main storey, right, in camber-arched opening with shaped keystone; canted 2-storey bay windows added, left, with stone mullions and cill and lintel-bands; 4-pane casement above doorway in camber-arched opening with ornate keystone; 2 gabled dormers to attic with leaded casements. Projecting gable chimneys. Interior: Framed newel stair has turned balusters and newel and carved string. Ground floor has 6-panel doors with segmental herds; right room has large inglenook with blocked fire window; left hand room has Victorian character. First floor has 4-panel doors with large lower and upper panels, and pair of small panels between. Attic has broad-board doors with original latches, original casement openings complete with catches to dormer windows, leaded window to rear. Original hinges to doors.

<2> Department of the Environment, 1971-2005, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest, /21 (Report). SCH1934.

No. 64, a former farmhouse, and No. 66, now a separate dwelling. No. 64 is late C17 in Flemish bond brown brick, slate roof. Brick quoins, moulded brick band at first floor. Casements and added bay window, former below caantered brick heads with keystones. Projecting gable chimneys. Interior has framed newel stair with turned balusters, newel and carved string. Large inglenook with blocked fire window. Attic has original board doors, leaded glazing and cast-iron catches to windows. No. 66 is much simpler and probably part of No. 64 which has similar windows. Interior has a cellar under the hall, part of inglenook bressumer and a stopped chamfered beam.

<3> Various, Various, Oral communication to the HER (Oral Communication). SCH2330.

Old listed buildign descriptio appears to be both for 66 and 64, which are now separate listed buildings