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Condition: Good
raking-out/repointing
garden wall/ enclosure repairs
Condition: Poor
Condition: Fair
cleaning-out gutters & rwp
render/other elevation repairs
satellite dishes and TV aerials
trailing wires and services
uPVC rainwater goods
masonry/ brickwork repairs
Repairs to timber / metal
Joinery repairs - other
uPVC windows
uPVC conservatory
chimney repairs
redecoration
windows
roof repairs
Structural Works
Paths/external works
notes
repairs
Architects ref.
House No.
House Nos.
Number of Houses
Public Building Nos.
Address Architect Date Date Description Photo Refs.
(built) (design)
1 a 59 - 63 Greendale Road Maurice B Adams 1899 1899 5 Ground floor masonry, first floor in Harling a a a a a 1A-01, 1A-02, 1A-03
with sandstone piers. Roof in clay tile with
two end pavilions with gables and
decorative tile hanging. Three central
gables form the main elevation. 1
1 b 52 - 56 Primrose Hill Maurice B Adams 1899 1899 3 Fairfaced brickwork and stone to ground a a a a a 1B-01, 1B-02
floor. Surmounted by tile hanging with two
end gables and half timbered central bay.
Clay tiled Dutch style roofs with decorative
tile hanging to upper walls. 1
2 5 - 13 Central Road W Naseby Adams 1907 1906 5 Pebble dashed elevations with two a a a a a a a 02-01, 02-02
prominent bay windows. End houses have
Dutch style hipped gables with tiles to
upper walls. Roof in plain clay tile. 1
3 16 - 34 Central Road F J Barnish 1911 1910 10 Pebble dashed elevations with tiled roof a a a a a a a a a 03-01 - 06
and porches. 1
4 158 - 168 New Chester Road H Beswick 1899 1899 5 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork with first a a a a a a a 04-01 - 09
floor gables in render. First floor has a
combination of windows and protruding
bays, supported on elaborate timber
brackets. Detailed stone carving create
window surrounds and elevational insets.
Double ended gable to side of property.
Roof in clay tile with detailed chimneys in
brickwork. 1
5 36 - 44 Central Road H Blomfield Bare 1906 1906 5 Ground and first floor in render with brick a a a a a a a a a a a mismatching front 05-01, 05-02
surrounds to doors and windows. Shallow doors
bay windows supported on timber brackets
to the first floor. Roof in clay tile.
1
6 a 2 - 14 Central Road Bradshaw and Gass 1906 1905 7 Elevation in a Cheshire red brickwork and a a a a a a 06a-01- 05
glue Staffordshire brick to lower walls. With
articulated entrance. Roofs are in green
Westmorland slate with flat roof porches.
1
6 b 11 - 21 Primrose Hill Bradshaw and Gass 1906 1906 6 See 6a a a a a a a 06a-01- 05 1
7 a 1-3 Central Road C E Deacon and 1907 1906 2 Elevations in a combination of fairfaced a a a a a reproduction doors 07a-01 - 05
Horsburgh brickwork and pebble dashed surfaces.
With timber post and lintels surrounding
entrance doors. Roofs in red clay tile, flat
roofs to protruding dormer windows.
Interesting stepping of gables around
corner. 1
7 b 1-9 Primrose Hill C E Deacon and 1907 1906 5 see 7a a a a a a reproduction doors 07a-01 - 05
Horsburgh 1
8 - - The Lyceum Douglas & Fordham 1896 - - First school building then became a a a a a a a a a a a First village school. 8The Lyceum 01 - 09
(extende Training Centre. Workshop block to North
d 1898) c1920. Now used as a Social Club and part
used for The Unilever Archives. Complex
massing with an octagonal tower & spire
overlooking The Dell. Poor condition of
external facades. Major renovation work
required to windows, roofing, rainwater
goods generally. 1
8 a 10 - 16 Boundary Road Douglas & Fordham 1899 1897 6 See 8e 128-132 New Chester Road a a a a a a a a a a 8E-01- 09 1
8 b 3 - 11 Boundary Road Post war reconstruction by 1899 1897 6 Render to ground and first floor supported a a a a a a The Shop frontage to 8B-01- 05
J Lomax Simpson 1945 on brickwork plinth. Protruding bays in no.3 has been set
based on the original plans timber frames with feature half timbered back from the original
by Douglas & Fordham gable to no.3. Roof & porch in clay tile. alignment. The
with amended rear Single storey part to no.3 was a shop. original shop was not
elevations reinstated. 1
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8 c 1-9 Bridge Street Douglas & Fordham 1894 1894 5 Ground floor and first floor in masonry with a a a a a 8C-01- 05
faceted corner bays and turreted roof.
Dutch style brick gables with vertical tile
hanging. End gables with diamond pattern
in brick. Roof and extended porch in plain
tile. 1
8 d 7 - 15 Corniche Road Douglas & Fordham 1898 1897 5 Ground floor in brickwork, first floor in a a a a a a a a a a a a 8D-01- 07
render. Roof in clay tiles. Detailed
sandstone lintel to doors. 1
8 e 128 - 132 New Chester Road Douglas & Fordham 1899 1898 3 Fairfaced brickwork to elevations with a a a a a a a a a a 8E-01- 09
draper detail to first floor, with additional
diamond and rendering detail. Clay tiles
with attractive brickwork chimneys. 1
8 f 244 - 248 New Chester Road Douglas & Fordham 1898 1895 3 Fairfaced brickwork to ground floor. a a a a a a a a a a 8f-01 - 05
Pebbledash render to first floor with bay
windows. Door surrounds in elaborate
sandstone. Roof in clay tile. 1
8 g 284 - 286 New Chester Road Douglas & Fordham 1898 1895 2 Fairfaced brickwork to ground floor with a a a a a a a a a a a a a Very poor condition to 8G-01- 05
protruding bays. Pebble dash render with no.286
artwork detail to first floor. Roof in clay tile.
1
8 h 294 - 296 New Chester Road Douglas & Fordham 1898 1895 2 Similar to 8g but with cedar shingles to first a a a a a a a a a a a a No. 296 in very poor 8H-01- 04
floor walls above brick lower walls with condition.
stone dressings to openings. Clay tile
roofing with cast iron rwps. Brick chimneys
with stone caps. Some upvc & window
repairs to rear. 1
8 i 19 - 23 Park Road Douglas & Fordham 1894 1894 3 Brickwork ground floor with first floor in a a a a a a a a a a a a No.23 Bridge Cottage 08I 01- 05
timber frame. Doors and windows with was home to Lord
sandstone surround. Roof in clay tiles with Lever prior to buying
decorative and large chimneys. No. 23, Thornton Manor
Slate rubble to elevations supported on
brickwork. The large main entrance and
windows have sandstone surrounds.
Elaborate gable end. Roof in clay tile with
decorative chimneys. 1
8 j 26 Park Road Douglas & Fordham 1895 1893 1 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork and a a a a a 8J - 01/05
terracotta tracery with decorative stone
dressing around doorways. First floor in
half timber walling. Decorative carving and
corner post particularly fine. Roofs in plain
clay tile with decorative brickwork
chimneys. 1
8 k 17 - 23 Wood Street Douglas & Fordham 1894 1894 4 Fairfaced brickwork to ground floor with a a a a a a a a 8K-01, 8K-02, 8K-03
over sailing first floor, supported by
classical timber columns. First floor in
render panel with brickwork dressing and
four decorative bays, with pargetted
panels. Roof in clay tile. 1
8 l 49 - 55 Wood Street Douglas & Fordham 1895 1895 4 Fairfaced brickwork to elevations . a a a a a over large hedge 8L-01, 8L-02, 8L-03
Entrance doors have brick jambs with four
centred arches. Windows have decorative
brick dressings and four first floor bay
windows with flint infilled gables.
Intermediate bays have decorative
diamond flint infill panels. 1
9 a 71 - 75 Bolton Road Douglas & Minshull 1898 1898 3 Fairfaced brickwork to ground floor and a a a a a a a a a a Same as 9b 9a-01 - 11
render to first floor. Clay tiles to roof and
gable ends. Chimney stacks in varying
design. 1
9 b 268 - 274 Chester Road Douglas & Minshull 1898 1898 4 Part of same development as 9a a a a a a See 9a 9a-01 - 11 1
9 c 6 - 14 Primrose Hill Douglas & Minshull 1899 1899 5 Fairfaced brickwork to elevations with a a a a 9C-01, 9C-02
pebbledash panels to end bays. Three
intermediated bay windows to ground floor.
First floor windows absorbed within deep
roof overhang. Full width porches. 1
9 d 55 - 67 Pool Bank Douglas & Minshull 1899 1899 7 Brickwork to ground floor. Pebbledash to a a a a a No.55 destroyed in 9D-01 - 09
first floor. Clay tiled roof with stepping WW2 & rebuilt 1947
design brick chimneys. Bay windows to by Lomax Simpson
either end of the property. Twin doors with
double porch. Buttressing detail centre of
the property. 1
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10 15 - 27 Central Road Garnett, Wright & Barnish 1907 1907 7 Central bay made up of three houses. a a a a a a a a 10-01, 10-02, 10-03,
Advancing bays to each side of two houses 10-04
each of fairfaced brickwork with decorative
brick dressing. Tudor chimneys and timber
cladding of first floor of No 19. Pebble dash
render to first floor of No. 21 and 23 with
Queen Anne style Dutch gables to the first
floor dormer windows. Some corners of the
property have inclined buttressing.
1
11 c 178 - 190 New Chester Road Ernest, George & Yeates 1897 1897 7 Whitewashed render to external walls with a a a a a a 11C-01- 09
red tiles roofs including lower bays. Faintly
classical detailing with dentil course to
upper walls together with profiled eaves
and ogee cast iron gutter. Timber windows
with leaded lights. Brick chimneys with
classical detailing & corbelled cap.
Recently re-roofed. 1
11 a 25 - 29 Greendale Road Ernest, George & Yeates 1901 1900 5 Central block of three houses with a a a a a a 11A-01, 11A-02, 11A-
recessed end houses. Ground floor in 03
fairfaced brickwork with timber cornice
detail, render above. Clay tile roof. 1
11 b 33 - 39 Greendale Road Ernest, George & Yeates 1901 1900 7 Elevations in render on a brick plinth. a a a a a a a 11B-01 - 04
Recessed central bay with bay windows
and decorative timber brackets to eaves.
Roof in clay tile. 1
12 c 15 Bolton Road Grayson & Ould 1890 1890 1 Fairfaced masonry with stone cills and a a a a 12C-01- 03
arched brick. First floor is a mixture of
pebble panelling and pargetting to two
gables. Tiling to roof and entrance porch. 1
12 w 83 - 87 Greendale Road Grayson & Ould 1891 1891 5 Fairfaced brickwork and stone dressing to a a missing guttering 12w-01
windows. Roof and gables in clay tiles
cantered corner to Greendale road. 1
12 - 88 Greendale Road Grayson & Ould 1891 1891 - Timber framed elevations on a brick plinth. a a a a a Repair of decorative Post Office 01 - 03
The Old Post Office Both corner gables in highly decorative infill panels
timber frame style with large square frames
& ornamental curved braces. Built as the
Village Shop and converted to a post
Office in 1894. Closed by Post Office
Counters in 2005. Now used as The Village
Tea Rooms. 1
12 - - Old Boys' & Pensioners Club Grayson & Ould 1896 1894 - Original 2 storey club building is located a a a a a Ivy growth attractive 12 Social Club 01-05
(now The Lever Club) next to the railway. Later 2 storey extension but damaging to
c1968 is v poor. Considerable negative building. Suggest
impact especially the view from Park Road. partial removal.
The former veranda with open aspect over
the bowling green to the North has been
almost completely lost.
1
12 ak 50 - 52 Park Road Grayson & Ould 1895 1895 2 No. 52 in fairfaced brickwork with a a a a a 12AK - 01/04
prominent chimney. No. 50 is half timbered
on a plinth of brickwork. Witches hat roof
and porch in cedar shingles rest of roof in a
clay tile. Notable decorative carving to
gable of No. 50
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12 al 2-8 Poets Corner Grayson & Ould 1895 1895 4 Fairfaced brickwork to base with rendered a a a a a a 12AL-01, 12AL-02,
panels and brick dressing to first floor. 12AL-03
Decorative dentil course with pediments to
entrance doors. Brick gables with inclined
brick tracery. First floor windows have brick
tracery and segmented arches. Roof in
clay tile with detailed chimney stack.
1
12 at 1-8 Riverside Grayson & Ould 1895 1895 8 Elevations in brick with pebble dash render a a a a a a a a 12t-01 - 06
detail. Centre bay stepped forward with
heart shaped details to either side of bay
windows. Dormer windows in tiled roof.
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12 ay 27 - 35 Wood Street Grayson & Ould 1895 1895 5 Brickwork elevations on coursed rubble a a a a a a a No.35 in poor 12ay - 01/04
stone plinth. Central advancing gable condition
flanked by porches. Brick stepped gable to
central and end terraces with stone
dressing, stone string course, brick dentil
course, stone door and window dressing.
Detailed chimneys. 1
12 az 37 - 47 Wood Street Grayson & Ould 1895 1895 6 Elevations in brick and stone with stepped a a a a a a a a 12AZ-01, 12AZ-02,
gables. Roofs in two pitches in clay tile with 12AZ-03, 12AZ-04
steeper mansard. Entrance doors have
four centred arches without porches.
1
12 a 1 Bath Street Grayson & Ould 1896 1896 1 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork on a a a a a a a 12A-01- 11
stone plinth. Stone lintels and cills, gables
in terracotta tile, first floor in polychromatic
brickwork. Decorative string course and
roof in plain clay tile. 1
12 d 20 Bolton Road Grayson & Ould 1896 1896 1 See 12A. a a a a a a 12A-01 - 11 1
12 p 1-9 Cross Street Grayson & Ould 1896 1896 5 see 12A a a a a a a 12A-01 - 11 1
12 aj 324 - 326 New Chester Road Grayson & Ould 1898 1898 2 Elevations in render on a brickwork plinth. a a a a a a a a 12AJ –01, 12AJ-02
With intricate details in clay tiles to the first
floor and gable ends. Roof is also in clay
tile. 1
12 aa 224 - 228 New Chester Road Grayson & Ould 1899 - 3 Fairfaced brickwork to ground floor. Render a a a a a a a 12AA-01, 12AA-02,
to first floor. Roof fin clay tile. Timber 12AA-03, 12AA-04
porches. 1
12 ab 230 - 232 New Chester Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 2 Brickwork to ground floor. Clay tiles to roof a a a 12AB-01, 12AB-02,
. 12AB-03 1
12 ac 234 - 238 New Chester Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 3 Brick work to ground floor with timber a a a a a a a a 12AC-01, 12AC-02,
dentil. First floor in render with dormer 12AC-03, 12AC-04
windows protruding into clay tiled roof. 1
12 ad 240 - 242 New Chester Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 2 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork with bay a a a a a a a a a a 12AD-01, 12AD-02,
windows. First floor in render with 12AD-03, 12AD-04
protruding dormer. Windows decorated in
an Edwardian style. Roof in clay tile with
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elaborate brick chimney stacks.
12 ae 288 - 292 New Chester Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 3 Rendered elevations supported on a a a a a a a a 12AE-01- 08
stonework plinth. First floor cantilevered on
half timbers. Clay tiles to gable ends and
roofs with exaggerated timber fascia
boards. No. 292 ground floor in brickwork
and first floor in render with Jacobean
influence. windows protruding through clay
tiled roof. 1
12 af 302 - 304 New Chester Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 2 Ground floor in brickwork. Dutch style roof a a a a a a a a a 12AF-01- 04
coming down over first floor in clay tiles.
Large dormer windows to the first floor of
the property. 1
12 ag 310 - 312 New Chester Road Grayson & Ould 1899 - 2 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork with a a a a a a a a a a 12AG-01- 08
stone lintels and cills to windows. First floor
in render with brick window surrounds.
Roof in clay tiles. 1
12 ah 314 - 318 New Chester Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 3 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork. Rendered a a a a a a a a a 12AH-01- 06
gables with rockwork pattern. Roof is in
clay tiles. Front doors are recessed with
timber porches. Rainwater goods are an
interesting detail. 1
12 ai 320 - 322 New Chester Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 2 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork and first a a a a a a a a a 12AI-01- 05
floor in render with interesting brick work
patterns. Roof in clay tiles. 1
12 b 45 - 55 Bebington Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 6 Fairfaced brick work to elevations stone a a a a a a a a a a a a 12B-01- 05
surrounds to windows and doors with
detailed lintels. Roof in clay tile. 1
12 g 2-8 Boundary Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 4 Fairfaced brickwork to ground floor. Timber a a a a a a a a a a 12G-01, 12G-02, 12G-
framing to first floor. Timber porches and 03
clay tiled roof. Dormer windows to No. 4
and 6. 1
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12 o 55 - 59 Corniche Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 3 Rendered elevations on a plinth of a a a a a a 120-01 - 04
brickwork. Bay windows to ground floor
with continuous roofs in clay tile to create
porches. Dormer windows of the first floor
protrude into clay tiled roof. Chimney
stacks are in a stepping design.
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12 s 18 - 24 Greendale Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 7 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork with Dutch a a a a a 12S-01 - 05
style gables. Two properties have canted
porches on timber brackets. Roofs in plain
tile. 1
12 y 12 - 20 Lodge Lane Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 5 Soft Cheshire red brickwork with heavy a See 12an 12Y-01- 05
classical string course and dentil moulding
to eaves. Highly decorative pedimented
gables with oval framed window lights.
Roofs in Westmorland green slate with
mitred hips. Timber windows with clay/
terracotta sills. Brick chimneys with stone
dressings. Cast iron rw goods including
original soil pipe caps.
1
12 z 192 - 198 New Chester Road Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 4 Brick lower walls with rendered first floor a a a a a a a a a a a a a a Some upvc to rear. 12Z-01 - 06
with timber supports to jettied first floor
bay. Stone lintols and terracotta cills to
ground floor openings. Timber windows.
Cast iron rw goods and clay tiled roof. Brick
chimney with corbelled cap and faint
classical dentil detail. Beautifully carved
bargeboard to gable with decorative
hopper. 1
12 am 41 - 53 Pool Bank Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 7 Dutch style brick gables and decorative a a a a a a a a a Poor replacement 12am-01- 05
brickwork generally together with half window to rear.
hipped gables to each side elevation.
Brindle clay tile with tile hung panels to first
floor dormer gables. Brick chimneys with
corbelled caps. Timber windows with
unusual semi-circular centre panel to
casements. Cast iron rw goods. Rear
elevations have more usual pitched gables.
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12 an 69 - 75 Pool Bank Grayson & Ould 1899 1899 4 See 12y a See 12y 12an-01 - 03
12y-01 - 05 1
12 ba 14 - 16 Church Drive Grayson & Ould 1900 - 2 Elevations in brick work with recessed a a 12BB-01, 12BB-02
doors and porches. Roof in slate. Central
area stepped forwards with barrelled led
roof. Artwork details '1900' and 'L'. 1
12 bb 25 - 27 Windy Bank Grayson & Ould 1900 1900 2 See 12 ba a a a a a a a a a 12BB-01, 12BB-02 1
12 - - Bolton Road - Bridge Inn Grayson & Ould 1900 1900 - The only purpose build 'Public House' in a a a a a Later extension to Bridge Inn 01 - 07
the village. Originally intended to be a rear.
temperance hotel it obtained a license for
alcohol in 1903 following a village vote.
Levers opinion is not known. Rendered
masonry on a brick/ stone plinth with open
timber arcades looking onto a south facing
court towards Bolton Road. It was named
after the Victoria Bridge adjacent which
was lost when the sunken inlet was filled in
c1910. 1
12 q 6k Greendale Road Grayson & Ould 1901 1900 1 timber framed cottages on a brick plinth a a elevational change - 12Q-01, 12Q-02, 12Q-
with masonry chimney. First floor is slightly window removed 03
cantilevered. Tudor style arches to doors.
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12 r 7 - 10 Greendale Road Grayson & Ould 1901 1900 4 Elevations on a brick plinth in Harling a a a a 12R-01, 12R-02, 12R-
render with a brick dentil course. Plain clay 03, 12R-04
tiled roof and prominent chimney to
Greendale elevation . Porch over No 9 and
10. No 8 brick decorative quoins, Dutch
style gable and ornate oval attic light
surround. 1
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12 u 40 - 43 Greendale Road Grayson & Ould 1901 1900 4 Fairfaced brick to lower walls with rendered a a a 12u-01
upper walls. Outer cottages have forward
bays with classical framed gables. Central
bays have swept overhangs in render.
Brindle clay tiles to roof. Timber windows
with leaded lights. Brick stacks with
corbelled caps. 1
12 x 1-7 Lower Road Grayson & Ould 1901 1900 4 rendered elevations above a brick plinth a a a a a a a a 12X-01- 05
with dormer windows, flat roofed bays and
double height bays. Vertical tile hanging to
gable of No. 43 over a Queen Anne style
bay. Notable off centre bay forming a porch
between two terraces. Half height tile
hanging to gables. Roof in clay tile and
detailed chimney stacks. 1
12 au 2-4 Windy Bank Grayson & Ould 1902 1900 2 Elevations in pebble dashed render a a a a a a a a a 12AU-01, 12AU-02,
supported on brick work with bay windows. 12AU-03
Lead canopies over doors. Roof in clay tile.
1
12 av 6 - 11 Windy Bank Grayson & Ould 1902 1900 6 Elevations in render supported on a a a a a a a 12AV-01, 12AV-02,
brickwork plinth with timber porches. 12AV-03
Protruding bay between No. 10 and 11.
Roof and top of gable in clay tiles. 1
12 f 5 - 10 Brook Street Grayson & Ould 1901 1901 6 Half timbers elements within rendered a a a a a 12F-01 - 07
elevation above a low brick plinth. Roof in
plain clay tile. Prominent brick chimney to
end elevation of No.10. 1
12 l 1-4 The Causeway Grayson & Ould 1901 1901 4 Pebble dashed render to elevations with a a a a a a 12L-01 - 09
varied stone and timber window surrounds.
First floor windows protrude into clay tiled
roof. Properties No. 2 and 3 have bay
windows, No. 1 has an interestingly
detailed chimney stack. 1
12 t 30 - 32 Greendale Road Grayson & Ould 1901 1901 3 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork with red a a a a 12T-01, 12T-02, 12T-
sandstone dressing to doors and windows 03, 12T-04
in mock Jacobean style. Stone ball caps to
kneelers either side of three decorative
gables. Decorative kneelers either side of
gables. Roof in red clay tile.
1
12 v 49 - 53 Greendale Road Grayson & Ould 1901 1901 5 Door dressing in carved decorative stone. a a a a a a a 12V-01, 12V-02, 12V-
Three double height bays to Greendale 03
Road elevation. No. 49 has an interesting
tiled hood. NO. 49 and 53 have half
timbering. 1
12 as 37 - 45 Primrose Hill Grayson & Ould 1901 1901 5 see 12x a a a a a a a a See 12x 12x-01 - 05 1
12 ax 12 - 18 Windy Bank Grayson & Ould 1902 1901 7 properties occupy sweeping corner and are a a a a a 12AX-01- 07
juxtaposing at odd angles. Elevations in
render with some parts in timber supported
on a brick plinth. Roof are in plain clay tile
with detailed chimney stacks.
1
12 - - Church Drive Primary School Grayson & Ould 1904 1903 - A pleasant complex of building well a a a a Replaced the earlier 12 Church Drive
modelled for so large accommodation. school at The Lyceum Primary School 01-
Combination of render 7 red facing brick 04
walls with red tile roofs. Interesting
Venetian window detail and impressive
roof ventilators with ogee caps giving a
strangely 'oriental' appearance. Sunken
playground and basement reflects to
original ground levels of the march inlet. 1
12 i 13 - 31 Boundary Road Grayson & Ould 1905 1904 10 Pebbledash render to elevation supported a a a a a a a 12I-01 - 07
on a brick plinth. Bay windows in varied
timber frame or render pebbledash.
Interestingly detailed chimney stacks.
1
12 j 35 Boundary Road Grayson & Ould 1905 1904 1 pebble dashed render to ground floor, a a a a a a Shop Unit 12J-01, 12J-02
supported on a brick plinth. Timber frame
to first floor. Roof in clay tiles. 1
12 bc 33 Boundary Road Grayson & Ould 1905 1904 1 Elevations in pebble dashed render on a a a a a a Shop unit 12bc-01, 12bc-02,
plinth of brick work with bay windows to 12bc-03
ground floor. Roof in clay tiles. 1
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12 k 37 - 47 Boundary Road Grayson & Ould 1905 1905 6 Fairfaced brickwork to ground floor and a a a a a a a a a a a a 12K-01 - 08
pebble dashed render to first floor.
Sandstone keystone to brick lintels. Roof
and porch in clay tile. 1
12 n 6 - 13 Church Drive Grayson & Ould 1905 1905 8 Ground floor in sandstone, first floor in a a a a a a a a a a a 12N-01, 12N-02
pebble dashed render. Arched stone lintels
above doors. Clay tiles to top of gable ends
and roof. 1
12 m 18 - 26 Circular Drive Grayson & Ould 1906 1905 5 pebble dash to lower walls with clay tile a a a a a a a a See 12ao 12ao-01 - 10
hanging upper walls & gables. Clay tiles to
roof and dormer windows. Pebble dashed
chimney stacks with brick profiled caps.
Interesting Venetian style windows to some
gables. Windows in timber.
1
12 ao 2 - 6 Pool Bank Grayson & Ould 1906 1905 3 See 12m a a a a a a a 12ao-01 - 10 1
12 aw 23 - 24 Windy Bank Grayson & Ould 1907 1905 2 Elevations in brickwork of varying quality, a a a a a a a a a 12AW-01, 12AW-02,
orientation and colour. Gable ends have 12AW-03
interesting brickwork pattern using brick on
a 45degree angle. Detailed string course
and window surrounds. Roof is in slate. No.
23 has a cylindrical tower with cone
shaped roof. 1
12 e 3-4 Brook Street Grayson & Ould 1906 1906 2 Brick render elevation to ground floor, first a a a a a a a 12E-01, 12E-02, 12E-
floor bays in tile, swept down over entrance 03
porches. Decoration: render buttresses and
heart shaped motifs to shutters.
1
12 ap 8 - 14 Pool Bank Grayson & Ould 1907 1906 4 Elevations in render supported on a a a a a a a 12ap-01- 05
brickwork. Centre of bay decorated with
tiles. Double door covered by timber porch
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12 aq 16 - 22 Pool Bank Grayson & Ould 1907 1906 4 see 12AP a a a a a a a a a a a a 12aq-01- 05 1
12 ar 24 - 34 Pool Bank Grayson & Ould 1907 1907 6 Elevation in render supported on brickwork a a a a a a a a a a a 12ar-01- 08
plinth. Gable ends and bay windows
protrude into clay tiled roof. Arched brick
surrounds to doors, benches in recess.
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12 - - Lodge Lane, Sunlight Lodge Grayson & Ould 1907 1907 - Built as a Cottage Hospital providing free a a a a a a a a a a a a a Closure of the 12 Sunlight Lodge
Nursing Home (The Cottage healthcare to company employees. Nursing Home in 01-05
Hospital) Georgian 'beaux arts' classical detailing 2002 has left the
with dentil cornice and pedimented gables. building redundant.
Two storey central block with single storey Severe vandalism
'open' wards overlooking 'the pool' before it and decay have put
was infilled in 1910. Lever was a great the building 'at risk'.
believer in the virtues of fresh air.
Converted into a training centre in 1950
and later used as a Nursing Home
'Sunlight Lodge'. 1
12 h 1 - 11 Boundary Road Grayson & Ould - - - Not built - See 8B
13 b 40 - 50 Primrose Hill Edmund Kirby 1898 1898 6 Cottage style in brickwork and render with a a a a 13B-01, 13B-02, 13B-
prominent brick cill sand string courses. 03
Low dormer style roof with prominent brick
gables and heavy timber barge boards.
Shallow brick arched windows to first floor
gables. Roof in brindle clay tile with brick
chimneys and corbelled caps.
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13 a 49 - 53 Corniche Road Edmund Kirby 1899 1899 3 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork. First floor a a a a a a a a 13a-01 - 05
windows with arched brick lintel. Central
window is a dormer protruding through clay
tiled roof and creating attractive porches
area over No 51. 1
14 b 38 - 48 Park Road T M Lockwood 1895 1895 6 Fairfaced brick to ground floor over sailing a a a a a a 14B - 01/05
timber frame first floor. With intermediate
bay windows and over sailing gables. Roof
in diminished course green Westmorland
slate with red clay banded ridge. Chimneys
in decorative fairfaced brick with 'beaux-
arts' motifs. 1
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14 a 81 - 87 Bebington Road T M Lockwood 1899 1899 4 Fairfaced brickwork to ground floor and a a a a a a a 14A-01, 14A-02, 14A-
tiling to first floor. Central bay in timber 03, 14A-04
frame. Roof in clay tile with brick chimney
stacks. 1
15 17 - 23 Corniche Road E L Lutyens 1899 1899 4 Elevations in fairfaced brick work with a a a a a a 15-01 - 04
render to first floor central bay. Details to
first floor and roofing clay tile with large
brick chimney stacks. Complex forms of
timber surrounds to windows and
entrances. 1
16 a 61 - 67 Corniche Road Huon A Matear 1898 1898 4 Elevations and chimney stacks in fairfaced a a a a a a a a 16a-01 - 04
brickwork. Roof and first floor level details
in clay tiles. No. 61 has an attractive
rounded entrance. Properties have an
interesting Dutch influences. 1
16 b 148 - 156 New Chester Road Huon A Matear 1899 1897 5 Brickwork elevations and chimney stacks a a a a a a a a 16B-01- 08
with brickwork detail and render to fist and
second floor. Protruding bay windows to
central bay. Timber canopy over front door.
Roof in clay tiles. 1
16 c 200 - 210 New Chester Road Huon A Matear 1899 1897 6 Fairfaced smooth red brick elevational a a a a a a a 16C-01- 08
treatment with decorative dutch style
gables to flanking ends. Arched lintols to
timber windows. Red tile roofs with very
low eaves to frontage. Cast iron rw goods.
Prominent first floor dormers with lead flat
roofs. 1
16 d 19 - 25 Pool Bank Huon A Matear 1899 1899 5 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork. First a a a a a a a 16D-01, 16D-02, 16D-
floor in pebble dashed render with turret 03
like central bay. Roof on two levels
covering porch and dormer window. 1
16 e 16 - 28 Primrose Hill Huon A Matear 1899 1899 7 Central dormer style range with two storey a a a a a a 16E-01, 16E-02, 16E-
end bay and distinctive towers. Elevations 03
in pebble dashed render on brick plinth
with half timbered gables. 1
17 93 - 96 Greendale Road - Former Maxell & Tuke 1896 1896 - Ground floor in masonry with protruding a a a corroded wrought iron 17 01-06
Girls' Hostel & Old Heritage bays. First floor in timber frame with gate.
Centre decorative pargetting. Roof in rosemary
clay tiles. It was unpopular and little used;
and soon converted to a bank with a library
and a small museum. Converted to a
Heritage Centre and offices for the newly
formed Port Sunlight Village Trust c 1990.
Recently vacated due to the opening of
'Sunlight Vision'. No new use as yet.
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18 67 - 79 Bebington Road Ernest Newton 1899 1899 7 Ground floor in sandstone. First floor in a a a a a a a a a a 18-01- 06
pebble dashed render, with clay tile roof.
Enclosed timber porches to ends of
property. Recessed central section.
Oversized stone porch to No. 69 and 71 1
19 23 - 35 Primrose Hill Ormrod & Pomeroy 1906 1906 7 Fairfaced brickwork to lower walls, sloping a a a a 19-01, 19-02, 19-03
bases to ground floor bay windows. First
floor has over sailing bays with prominent
half timbered gables and heavy section
barge boarding. Roofs of changing pitch.
Upper walls in painted Harling render.
Doors have distinctive Mackintosh rose
style motive. 1
20 a 57 - 65 Bebington Road William Owen 1899 1899 5 elevations in fairfaced brickwork. Central a a a a a a a 20A-01 - 05
bay is recessed with buttress detail and
pebble dashed render to first floor. The roof
is an interesting clay tile feature. 1
20 b 1 Bolton Road William Owen 1890 1890 1 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork and stone a a a 20B-01, 20B-02, 20B-
dressings to openings. Dutch gable feature 03, 20B-04
with 'LB' and '1898'. Roof in clay tile with
leaded and tiled roofs to bay windows.
1
20 c 5-7 Bolton Road William Owen 1890 1890 2 Elevations in brickwork with expressed a a no flashings, lead 20C-01, 20C-02
bays. Decorative tile hung gables and clay covered bay require
tiled roof. inspection 1
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20 d 9 -13 Bolton Road William Owen 1890 1890 3 Asymmetrical elevation in fairfaced a a 20D-01, 20D-02
brickwork. Clay tiled roof with brick arches.
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20 e 17 - 21 Bolton Road William Owen 1890 1890 9 Ground floor in brickwork with decorative a Recent conversion & 20e-01 - 05
timber porches. First floor and gable ends restoration by The
are pebble dashed. Second floor/roof tiled Village Trust.
with timber dormer windows. Chimneys in
elaborate brickwork.
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20 f 61 - 69 Bolton Road William Owen 1898 1898 5 pebble dashed elevations on brickwork a a a a a a a a a 20f-01 - 08
plinth with brick tracery detail. Window
surrounds, building corners and gable ends
all have brick tracery detailing. First floor
bay windows and leaded porches add
detail. Roof is in clay tiles with diamond
orientated brick chimney stacks.
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20 g 8 - 12 Bolton Road William Owen 1899 1899 3 Plain set of terraced cottages originally a 20G - 01-03
6.no small units now altered to form 3.no
larger units. Interiors not inspected. 1
20 h 22 - 42 Bolton Road William Owen 1896 1896 11 Brick with stone dressings to ground floor a a a a a a a a Upvc windows to rear 20H-01 - 06
with render & timber frame to first floor. on nos. 32, 34 & 36.
Tiled roof with cedar shingles to some
gables. Decorative plasterwork to central
gables. Chimney stacks in tudor decorative
style. 1
20 i 1-5 Corniche Road William Owen 1898 1898 3 See Notes to 21i a a a a a a a a a 20i-01 - 02 & 21i-01 -
03 1
20 j 69 Corniche Road William Owen 1898 1898 1 See 20f a a a a a a a a a See 20 f 20f-01 - 08 1
20 k 71 - 74 Greendale Road William Owen 1891 1891 4 see 21F a a a a 20k-01 - 03 1
20 l 75 - 78 Greendale Road William Owen 1891 1891 4 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork. With a a 20L-01 - 04
decorative tile hung gable sand attractive
off-centre porch to No. 77. Clay tiled roof. 1
20 m 89 - 92 Greendale Road William Owen 1894 1894 4 Brickwork to ground floor with render and a a a a a 20m-01 - 04
decorative detailing to first floor. Distinctive
oval windows above entrance doors. Clay
tile roof. 1
20 n 170 - 176 New Chester Road William Owen 1900 1900 4 Fairfaced brick to the lower walls with a a a a a a a a 20n-01- 06
combination of brick and render decorative
panels to upper walls. Unusual stepped
gables with stone copings to side
elevations. Brick & render chimneys.
Timber windows with distinctive shallow
bays and dentil mouldings to hood. Roofs
in red clay tile. Rear elevations are a
complete contrast with smooth plain
brickwork and pointed gables.
1
20 o 250 - 254 New Chester Road William Owen 1898 1898 3 Fairfaced brickwork to ground floor. First a a a a a a a 20o-01 - 04
floor in render. Roof in clay tiles with brick
chimney stacks. 1
20 p 256 - 260 New Chester Road William Owen 1898 1898 3 Fairfaced brickwork to ground floor. First a a a a a a a 20p-01 - 04
floor in render. Details to upper section of
end gables. Clay tiled roof with brick
chimney stacks. 1
20 q 262 - 266 New Chester Road William Owen 1898 1898 3 Brickwork to ground floor. Painted render a a a a a a a 20q-01 - 04
to first floor. Roof in clay tiles. Gable ends
detailed with brick and clay tiles. 1
20 r 276 - 282 New Chester Road William Owen 1896 1896 4 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork. First a a a a a a a a 20R-01 - 09
floor in render with brick detail under the
windows. Roof is in clay tile and has
decorative hoppers. 1
20 s 1-7 Park Road William Owen 1892 1892 4 Ground floor in brickwork with sandstone to a a a a a a a a a 20S-01 - 04
door and window surrounds. First floor in a
combinations of pebble dash render and
timber panels supported on timber columns
and beams. Roof in clay tiles. Decorative
gables to properties numbered 3 and 5 and
decorative asymmetric chimney design.
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20 t 9 - 17 Park Road William Owen 1894 1894 5 Ground floor in brickwork with bay windows a a a a a a a a a a a 20T-01
to each property. The overhanging first
floor is timber framed supported on
decorative. Each property has a gable end
supported on decorative brackets.
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20 u 2-4 Park Road William Owen 1894 1894 2 half timbers above fairfaced brickwork with a a a 20U - 01/03
over sailing gables and jettied upper
gables. Decorative pargetting and carving
to barge boarding. 1
20 v 6 - 12 Park Road William Owen 1894 1894 4 jettied half timbered first floor and gable a a a a a a a 20V- 01/06
with end two houses in brickwork with
gables and render panels. Roof in clay
tiles. 1
20 w 14 - 22 Park Road William Owen 1894 1899 5 Fairfaced brickwork to elevations with a a a a a a a a a 20W - 01/07
decorative gables, plaster panels and half
timber work. Fine carving to decorative
barge boards. Number 14 has vertical tile
hanging to gable. Roof in clay tile.
1
20 x 28 - 36 Park Road William Owen 1895 1895 5 Dutch style gable elevations in brick a a a a a a a a a 20X-01- 07
panelling with terracotta and brick window
dressing. Number 36 has ground floor in
brickwork and first floor in half timbering.
With bay windows and terracotta tracery.
Decorative chimneys. 1
20 y 2-4 Primrose Hill William Owen 1899 1898 2 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork. Fairfaced a a a 21C - 01/04
with protruding bays. Roof in clay tiles.
1
20 z 1-7 Wood Street William Owen 1894 1894 4 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork with a a a a a a a 20Z-01- 05
porches and three decorative gables. Roof
and decorative vertical tile hanging to
gables in plain clay tile. 1
20 - Greendale Road - Gladstone William Owen 1891 1891 - Built as the Mens Dining Hall and later a a Gladstone Theatre
Theatre converted to a performance space form 01 - 07
1910 by J Lomax-Simpson. Plain & simple
structure which appealed to Levers sense
of 'economy'. The building now functions
as a repertory theatre for 500 people. It is
well maintained. 1
20 - Swimming Baths William Owen 1902 1902 - Demolished and now the site of Port Demolished
Sunlight Garden Centre,
21 f 79 - 82 Greendale Road William Owen 1891 1891 4 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork, with a a a a 21f-01 - 02
stone porches. Central bay with decorative
tile hanging. Clay tiled roof. 1
21 h 212 - 216 New Chester Road William & Segar Owen 1899 1897 3 See 21g a a a a a a a a a a see 21g 21G-01 - 14 1
21 j 1-7 Pool Bank William & Segar Owen 1899 1898 4 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork. First a a a a a a a a a 21J-01 - 10
floor in pebble dashed render. Clay roof
tiles and protruding bays on alternate
properties. Sandstone detailing to
properties. 1
21 c 2 - 16 Circular Drive William & Segar Owen 1899 1898 8 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork, pebble a a a a 21C-01- 04
dashed render to first floor and gables.
Diamond burnt headers and a cranked
chimney add interest. 1
21 d 28 - 38 Circular Drive William & Segar Owen 1899 - 6 see 21J a a a a 21J-01- 10 1
21 i 218 - 222 New Chester Road William & Segar Owen 1899 1899 3 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork. Brick a a a a a a a a a See 20i 21i-01 - 03
diamond and render pattern to First floor
with dormer windows protruding into the
roof. Attractive surrounds in brick to doors
and windows. Roof in clay tile. 1
21 - Bolton Road - Hulme Hall William & Segar Owen 1901 1899 - Built as the Ladies Dining Hall before new a a a a a Spalling brick & Hulme Hall 01 -12
facilities were built in the factory. Then stonework.
became used as an Art Gallery prior to the Replacement to
Lady Lever Art Gallery. Now a venue for carved gable.
conferences & functions. Recently re-
roofed and refurbished. 1
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21 g 2 - 10 Lodge Lane William & Segar Owen 1900 1900 5 Fairfaced brickwork to lower walls with red a a a a a a a a a a 21G-01 - 14
clay tile hanging to upper walls and roof.
Main elevations have diaper brickwork with
render panels. Arched brick lintols to lower
windows with recessed timber units. Tile
hanging to gables. Brick chimneys with
simple corbelled detailing to caps.
Combination of different pots and some
missing. Rear elevations largely in brick
with some pebble dashed render to gables
and tile hanging.
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21 b 5-7 The Causeway William & Segar Owen 1901 1901 3 see 21E a a a a a a a a a a a 21E-01/02 1
21 e 1-5 Church Drive William & Segar Owen 1901 1900 5 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork with a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 21E-01- 03
some stone buttressing and bay windows
between Numbers 3 and 4. First floor in
render pebble dash, some quirky bays
between oversailing clay tiled roof. Number
2 and 5 have oversailing porches
supported on vertical timber columns.
1
21 Fire Station William & Segar Owen 1902 1902 - Single storey in fairfaced brickwork and a a a a inappropriate Fire Station 01, 02,
decorative diamond patter with stone extension to east 03, 04
dressing and double height central section. elevation
1
21 k 1-7 Water Street William & Segar Owen 1912 1911 4 Elevations in pebble dashed render on a a a a a a a a a 21K-01- 06
brickwork plinth. Number 3 has a double
bay windows and gable end, both clad in
shutter boarding. Roof in clay tiles. 1
21 l 9 - 21 Water Street William & Segar Owen 1912 1911 7 Elevations in render on a fairfaced a a a a a a a a a a a 21L-01 - 09
brickwork plinth. Porch over central section
and roof in clay tiles with varied brick
chimneys, recessed porches supported on
timber beams and columns to end bays.
1
21 a 64 - 78 Bolton Road William & Segar Owen 1912 1912 8 Elevations in pebble dashed render a a a a a a a a a a 21A-01- 11
supported on brick work with dormer and
bay windows. Roof in clay tile with tall brick
chimney stacks. 1
21 - Lady Lever Art Gallery William & Segar Owen 1922 1914 - The most prominent building within the a a a Some plant growth to Lady Lever 01 -17
Village located on the long axis of the cornices needs
diamond. A surprisingly large building but clearing out.
skilfully shoe-horned into the village Impressive cast iron
context. A later addition it led to rebuilding railings have survived
and realignment of windy lane to coincide the Great War and
with the south porch. Ashlar white are a quality rarely
limestone at odds with the warm pink seen.
sandstone used elsewhere. a sad mistake
which makes the building more solemn
and 'sad'. Grecian subdued classicism with
'in antis' porticos. Dominant rotundas at
roof level make a striking silhouette. To the
south side is the Leverhulme Memorial by
Lomax-Simpson with four bronze figures by
Reid Dick.
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21 - Christ Church William & Segar Owen 1904 - - An imposing perpendicular gothic building a a a a a a Cast iron rainwater Christ Church 01 - 14
seating 1000 in a traditional cruciform plan goods severely
constructed entirely in Cheshire new red corroded. West side
sandstone. Impressive quality of materials of N porch heavily
and craftsmanship. Leverhulme tomb is saturated. Requires
located in an open loggia against the west urgent investigation.
end. Sculpture by Goscombe John.
1
22 54 - 58 Greendale Road Pain & Blease 1901 1901 5 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork with fine a a possible subsistence - 22-01- 06
brick tracery. Diamond patterned brickwork further investigation
and overburnt headers are a feature. needed, missing
guttering 1
23 a 43 - 47 Corniche Road T.T Rees 1898 1897 3 Brickwork on sandstone plinth for a ground a a a a a a a a 23a-01 - 03
floor. First floor in render with bay windows
protruding into roof. Timber porches. Roof
in clay tiles. 1
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brickwork to gable ends of property to 03
gable ends of property. Roof in clay tiles.
Porch of Number 308 in timber frame. 1
24 15 - 27 Lower Road C H Reilly 1906 1905 7 Ground floor in pebble dashed render. a a a a a a a a a a 24-01 - 09
Roof over hangs first floor with protruding
barrel vaulted dormer windows. Colonnade
in timber. 1
25 - - King Georges Drive - Former J Lomax-Simpson 1913 1912 - See 25ae & 25p. Development of houses a Girls Club 01 - 03
Girls' Club - now Sunlight together with the former Girls Club on the
Vision. corner of St. Georges Drive with Windy
Bank. Planned alterations dated 1925 &
1945. Recently refurbished & converted as
offices of the Port Sunlight Village Trust &
Sunlight Vision. 1
25 a 60 - 62 Bolton Road J Lomax-Simpson 1914 1913 2 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork. First a a a a a a a a 25A-01 - 06
floor overhangs ground floor, supported on
timber columns and lintel. Detailed
chimney stacks to end gables. 1
25 aa 47 - 50 Queen Mary's Drive J Lomax-Simpson 1913 1912 4 Brickwork to gables and ground floors of a a a a a 25aa-4 - 10
central bay. Rendering to first floor with
cantilevered half timbering. Clay tiles to
gables and roof. Brick chimney stacks. 1
25 ab 2-4 Water Street J Lomax-Simpson 1914 1913 2 Elevations in pebble dashed render a a a a a a a 25AB-01, 25AB-02,
supported on a brickwork plinth. Timber 25AB-03
column support the oversailing first floor.
The roof is in clay tile. 1
25 ac 1-3 Windy Bank J Lomax-Simpson 1926 1924 2 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork with a a a a a a 25AC-01, 25AC-02,
classical square bay windows. Roof in plain 25AC-03
clay tile. 1
25 ad 5 Windy Bank J Lomax-Simpson 1926 1924 1 see 25X a a a a a a 25X-01- 07 1
25 ae 18 - 22 Windy Bank J Lomax-Simpson 1913 1913 4 Elevation in pebbledash on a plinth of a a a a a a a a See Girls Club 25 & 25ae-01 - 02
brickwork with bay windows to No. 19, 21 25p which form part
and 22. Slate roof and brick chimney of the same block
stacks. 1
25 b 8 - 12 The Causeway J Lomax-Simpson 1913 1911 5 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork with a a a a a Plastic airbrick needs 25B-01- 05
diamond pattern. Some decorative stone replacing.
dressing. Varied details to all properties.
No. 11 was rebuilt to original designs in
1959 due to subsidence. 1
25 c 13 - 16 The Causeway J Lomax-Simpson 1913 1913 4 Ground floor and gable ends in fairfaced a a a 25d-01 - 03
brickwork. Rendered First floor protrudes
over ground floor and supported on timber
lintel and column. 1
25 d 17 The Causeway J Lomax-Simpson 1913 1913 1 As 25c a a a a a a a a a a 25d-01 - 03 1
25 e 46 - 64 Central Road J Lomax-Simpson 1906 1906 10 Elevations in render on a brickwork plinth. a a a a a 25E-01- 03
Timber detailing creates a wide string
course. Clay tile to roof with rendered
chimney stacks & clay pots. Windows with
timber surrounds. 1
25 f 66 - 72 Central Road J Lomax-Simpson 1906 1906 4 Pebble dashed render to ground floor, a a a a a See 25t 25t-01 - 04
supported on brickwork. First floor in
wooden barge boarding. Roof in sandstone
flagging. 1
25 g 1-5 Church Drive J Lomax-Simpson 1900 1900 - Plans for 5.no cottages - Unbuilt See 21e - Could be
Jonathan Simpson,
James' Father?
25 h 1-5 The Ginnel J Lomax-Simpson 1914 1913 3 Ground floor in brickwork. Rendered first a a a a a a a a 25H-01, 25H-02
floor overhangs and is supported on timber
beams and columns. 1
25 i 7 - 23 The Ginnel J Lomax-Simpson 1914 1913 9 Brickwork to ground floor. Pebble dashed a a a a a a a a a a a 25I-01- 11
render to first floor clay tiles to roof and
brick chimney stacks. Interesting motifs to
gable ends and timber porches. 1
25 j 25 - 35 The Ginnel J Lomax-Simpson 1914 1913 6 Brickwork to ground floor. Pebble dashed a a a a a a a a a a a 25J-01 - 06
render to first floor. Porches over front
doors . Roof in clay tiles with brick chimney
stacks. 1
25 k 3-6 Greendale Road J Lomax-Simpson 1925 1925 4 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork. 4-6 a a a a a 25K-01- 06
Greendale road with Queen Anne style
porches. Porches to other properties are
more simple. Roof in plain clay tile. 1
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25 l 6a - 6h Greendale Road J Lomax-Simpson 1926 1926 8 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork. First a a a a a 25L-01- 06
floor cantilevered with half timbering &
render. Timber surrounds to windows.
Timber frame to both wings. Roofs in
sandstone flags. Brick chimneys and
various clay pots. Interesting flagged &
cobble paving. 1
25 m 1 - 18 Duke of York Cottages J Lomax-Simpson 1934 1934 18 elevations in fairfaced brickwork with a a a a a a End wall possibly 25M-01- 14
rendered panel to upper floor cantilevered settling
first floor an gabled facades. Roof in
sandstone flags. Many details adding
interest to the property. Greendale road
elevation has a central rendered section
with stone dressing to doors, windows and
end ranges in fair faced coursed ashlars
stone. 1
25 n 1-4 King George's Drive J Lomax-Simpson 1913 1913 4 Ground floor and gables in brickwork. First a a a a a a a a a 25N-01, 25N-02
floor in rendered pebble dash. Roof in slate
with large chimney. 1
25 o 5 - 20 King George's Drive J Lomax-Simpson 1913 1913 16 Elevations in a combination of materials, a a a a a a a a a a a a a a replace poor quality 25O-01, 25O-02, 25O-
including brickwork, timber framing, skylights 03
rendered pebbledash and barge boarding.
With overhanging gable ends supported on
timer brackets. Porches, sandstone
surrounds and other details add interest.
Roof in sandstone flags with detailed brick
chimney stacks. 1
25 p 21 - 22 King George's Drive J Lomax-Simpson 1913 1913 2 Pebble dashed rendered elevations a a a a a a a a a a Part of Sunlight Vision 25P-01
supported on fairfaced brickwork with a bay no 25
windows between No. 21 and 22. Roof in
slate. 1
25 q 1 - 15 Jubilee Crescent J Lomax-Simpson 1938 1938 15 Brickwork and hung tile elevations with clay a a a a a a maintenance of 25Q-01 - 07
tiled roof. Timber framed lobbies with rainwater goods
decorative herringbone brick. 1
25 r 29 - 33 Lower Road J Lomax-Simpson 1907 1907 3 two half timbered cottages. Other a a a a 25R-01 - 06
properties have a fairfaced brickwork to
ground floor with cantilevered first floor on
timber brackets. Roof is in sandstone flags,
with brickwork and diamond pattern
chimneys. 1
25 s 35 - 49 Lower Road J Lomax-Simpson 1906 1906 8 Ground floor in render supported on a a a a a a a a a 25S-01, 25S-02
brickwork. The overhanging first floor has a
tiled facia supported on timber brackets.
Both ends have protruding gables. Roof in
clay tile. 1
25 t 51 - 59 Lower Road J Lomax-Simpson 1906 1906 5 Pebble dashed render to ground floor, a a a a a 25t-01 - 04
supported on brickwork. First floor in
wooden barge boarding. Roof in sandstone
flagging. 1
25 u 47 - 53 Primrose Hill J Lomax-Simpson 1925 1925 4 Fairfaced brickwork to the elevations with a a a a a a a a 25u - 01/05
attractive tile hanging to the first floor.
Shallow arches to the entrance doors and
three windows. Roofs in plain clay tiles.
1
25 v 55 - 57 Primrose Hill J Lomax-Simpson 1925 1925 2 see 25k 3-6 Greendale Road a a a a a 25k - 01/06 1
25 w 10 - 14 Queen Mary's Drive J Lomax-Simpson 1925 1924 5 rendered properties with prominent gables a a a 25W-01, 25W-02,
to central section. Central black has 25W-03, 25W-04
brickwork to ground floor with a
cantilevered first floor and further
cantilevered bays. Roof in plain clay tile. 1
25 x 15 - 22 Queen Mary's Drive J Lomax-Simpson 1926 1924 8 Black and white half timbered cottages on a a a a a a 25X-01 - 07
a fairfaced brick work plinth. Decorative
timber gables with cantilevered gables.
Finely carved barge boarding to No. 16 and
22. Tudor arches to doors of No. 21 and
22. Double jettied gable to No. 22. Roof in
sandstone flags. 1
25 y 23 - 30 Queen Mary's Drive J Lomax-Simpson 1913 1912 8 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork, with two a a a Porches require 25Y-01 - 09
end bays in render. No. 24 has a curved inspection
cornice and Dutch style gables. Porch
feature to No. 23 and 30 1
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25 z 31 - 46 Queen Mary's Drive J Lomax-Simpson 1913 1912 16 elevations in a combination of fairfaced a a a a a a a a lead work on 25z-01 - 06
brickwork, pebble dashed render, timber protruding canopies
framed panelling, barge boarding and
render. Timber canopies over doors. Roof
in sandstone flags with large chimneys. 1
26 a 31 - 35 Corniche Road Jonathan Simpson 1897 1897 3 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork with tiled a a a a a a a a a a a 26a-01 - 04
roof extending over first floor. No. 31 had
interesting rendered detail with artwork to
central section. Leading detail to windows.
1
26 b 298 - 300 New Chester Road Jonathan Simpson 1898 1896 2 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork. First a a a a a a a a 26B-01 - 06
floor in timber frame and rendered panels.
Roof in clay tiles. No. 300 has a recessed
porch detail. 1
26 c 30 - 38 Primrose Hill Jonathan Simpson 1899 1898 5 Asymmetric design in fairfaced brickwork a a a a 26C-01, 26C-02
with an ashlar stone plinth. With rendered
gable with decorative motif. Clay tiled roof.
1
27 d 25 Wood Street J Joseph Talbot 1894 1894 1 Ground floor in coursed red sandstone and a a a a a a 28A-01 - 05
first floor in timber framing. Highly
decorative gables with barge boarding.
Roofing in green Westmorland slate.
Chimney have stone bases with decorative
brick circular shafts. 1
27 a 3 - 33 Bath Street J Joseph Talbot 1897 1895 16 Cheshire facing brick with buff sandstone a a a a a a a a a a a Large block with See 27c 01 - 07
dressings. Combination of plain and Dutch numerous owners.
gable ends with timber dormer windows. Conditions differ.
Highly decorative copper clad cupola. Copper may be
Ogee capped bays in rolled leadwork & original to bay roofs
copper. Strangely classical chimney and not lead.
treatment. 1
27 c 9 - 10 Riverside J Joseph Talbot 1897 1896 2 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork. Canopies a a a a a a a a a 27c 01 - 07
over doors. Roof tiled and brick detailed
chimney. 1
27 b 89 - 97 Bebington Road J Joseph Talbot 1899 1897 5 Cheshire facing brick on a sandstone plinth a a a a a a Unusual decorative 27B 01 - 05
with render panels to first floor. Chimney plaster panels to
stacks in brick. Prominent dormers with windows.
hipped gables & distinctive lead finials.
Good condition. 1
27 - Hesketh Hall Technical J Joseph Talbot - 1903 1902 - Technical Institute used for Further a a a a a a a a a a a Very poor condition to 27 01-05
Institute (extension by Grayson & (1905) Education & training. Paid for by Lever external rendered
Talbot) himself and not by the company. walls. Poor roof with
Sandstone lower walls with first floor damaged missing
render above. Clay tiled roofs with brick rainwater goods. Poor
chimney stacks & decorative roof vent. decoration and
Highly ornaments jettied gables to main suspected timber
North elevation onto New Chester Road. decay to external
Finest decorative plasterwork (pargetting) joinery.
to the gable spandrels. Formerly used by
The Royal British Legion but not well
maintained - now redundant. The building
is 'at risk' and requires a swift resolution to
recent rapid decay and irreparable
damage/ loss. Sadly Talbots last major
building as he died before completion. An
extension with prominent gables towards
New Chester Road was designed by
Grayson & Ould in 1904 -05.
1
28 j 24 Park Road Wilson & Talbot 1894 1894 1 Ground floor in coursed red sandstone and a a a a a a a see 28a - 01/05
first floor in timber framing. Highly
decorative gables with barge boarding.
Roofing is in green Westmorland slate.
Chimney have stone bases with decorative
brick circular shafts. 1
28 a 16 - 22 Bridge Street Wilson & Talbot 1894 1984 4 Ground floor in course red sandstone and a a a a a a Leaking rainwater 28a - 01/05
first floor in timber framing. Highly goods
decorative gables with barge boarding.
Roofing is in green Westmorland slate.
Chimney have stone bases with decorative
brick circular shafts. 1
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28 d 37 - 41 Corniche Road Wilson & Talbot 1899 1898 3 Asymmetric design. Ground floor in a a a a a a 28d - 01/05
fairfaced brickwork. First floor in painted
render. Central bay and roof tiled. 1
28 c 25 - 59 Corniche Road Wilson & Talbot 1899 1899 3 Fairfaced brickwork to ground floor with a a a a a a a a a 28c - 01/05
bay windows and sandstone surround.
Roof in clay tile with large chimney stacks.
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28 i 134 - 146 New Chester Road Wilson & Talbot 1900 1900 7 Ground floor in brickwork work draper a a a a a a a a a a a maintenance of 28I - 01/05
detail. First floor in timber panelling rainwater goods
supported on timber columns. Central bay
in masonry and render. Roof in clay tiles
with brick chimneys in diagonal orientation.
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28 b 18 - 22 The Causeway Wilson & Talbot 1901 1901 5 elevations in diamond patterned fairfaced a a a a a a See 28f - Obtrusive 28b - 01/10
brickwork. With stone dressings to doors boiler flues.
and windows. Half timbered treatment to
First floor. Roof in clay tile. 1
28 f 44 - 48 Greendale Road Wilson & Talbot 1901 1901 5 Fairfaced brickwork to all elevations with a a a a a a See 28b Boiler flues see 28b - 01/10
diaper patterning to gables. Sandstone obtrusive.
surrounds to windows & door with carved
detail. Roofs in red clay tile. Chimneys in
fairfaced brick with buttress detail. Tall
cylindrical pots to chimneys. Leaded lights.
1
28 h 9 - 13 Lower Road Wilson & Talbot 1901 1901 3 Elevations in render pebbledash on a a a a a a a a a a a a 25h - 01/02
brickwork plinth with three double height
bay windows. Roof in clay tiles, canopied
over the door. 1
28 l 27 - 39 Pool Bank Wilson & Talbot 1901 1901 7 Red sandstone plinth course and window a a a a a a a a a a a 28l - 01/05
dressings with a pebble dash render to
upper walls. Distinctive curved bays in
sandstone. Chimneys pebble dashed with
stone cornice caps topped with red clay
pots . Red clay tiles to roofs. Windows
leaded lights set into stone mullions with
metal framed opening lights.
1
28 e 11 - 17 Greendale Road Wilson & Talbot 1902 1902 7 Ground floor in highly ornate half timbered a a a a a 28e - 01/12
work and a Near perfect replica of Kenyon
Peel Hall in Lancs. Collyweston stone
flagging to roof. To the rear a stark contract
to the glories of the Greendale Road
elevation with plain brick with painted
render above. 1
28 g 64 - 70 Greendale Road Wilson & Talbot 1902 1902 7 articulated entrance elevation. Full height a a a a a a a a a Trees damaging 28g - 01/05
brick gable on a stone plinth and dressings foundations
to windows. 65-69 have first floor in pebble
dash render. Two end houses of prominent
brick and stone gables with three
Jacobean style decorative chimneys.
1
28 k 9 - 17 Pool Bank Wilson & Talbot 1902 1902 5 Ground floor in fairfaced brickwork with a a a a a a a a a a a 28k - 01/11
sandstone window surrounds. First floor in
pebble dashed render. Roof in clay tiles,
with detailed brick and chimney stacks.
Detailed rainwater goods. 1
29 a 3 - 20 Osborne Court Paddock & Johnson c2000 - 18 Recently built and in keeping with a 29a-01 - 05
surrounding properties. 1
29 b Philip Leverhulme Lodge Paddock & Johnson c2000 - 10 Recently built and in keeping with a 29b-01
surrounding properties. 1
30 a 99 - 109 Bebington Road Post war reconstruction c 1899 - 6 Elevations in fairfaced brickwork with a a a a a a a a a a a No date. Stylistically 30A-01- 05
following bomb damage - sandstone surrounds to windows and similar to Grayson &
by J Lomax Simpson to doors. Jacobean influences. Roof in slate Ould at 312 New
original plans by Grayson with brick chimney stacks. Chester Rd.
& Ould 1
30 d 8 - 14 Bridge Street Post war reconstruction 1894 Plans 4 timber faring elevations on a sandstone a a a a a a a a a a Similar to Lomax- 30D-01, 30D-02
following bomb damage - Rebuilt 1942, plinth. Bay windows to ground floor of No. Simpson work to King
by J Lomax Simpson to c1947 1945 & 8,10 and 12, and first floor of No.14. Georges' Drive
original plans by Grayson 1951 Decorative gables and tiled first floor to No.
& Ould. No.14 plans 8. Roof in clay tiles.
dated 1951 by unknown
Architect. 1
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30 e 1 Brook Street - The Railway Unknown c 1900 - - fairfaced brickwork to ground floor and half a a a a a Inappropriate flat roof 30E-01, 30E-02
Inn timbered first floor with decorative half extension
timbers gables. Roof in slate. 1
30 f 97 - 101 Greendale Road Unknown - believed to be c 1894-5 - 4 elevations in a combination of fairfaced a a Stylistic similarities to 30f-01 - 04
Grayson & Ould brickwork and pebble dashed render. Grayson & Ould
Diaper brickwork to gables. Oversailing
roof in clay tiles. 1
30 h 9 - 15 Wood Street Unknown - believed to be 1892 1892 4 Central bay with square coursed rubble a a a a a a a a a Dated 1892. 30h-01 - 04
Grayson & Ould stone to ground floor and half timbered Stylistically similar to
jettied first floor. Roof in clay tile with Grayson & Ould
decorative brick chimneys. 1
30 k - Church Hall (off Bridge Unknown c 1950 - - Single storey building to the S side of a 30i Church Hall 01-
Street) Bridge St. concealed by surrounding 04
housing. Later insertion c 1940-45. 1
30 k - Greendale Road - Port Unknown but later work c1900 - - Single storey building to S of Greendale a a a a a a a Impact damage to 30K Railway Station
Sunlight Station c1919 by J Lomax- Road, close to Old Boys Club. Largely NW corner. 01-04
Simpson timber superstructure with painted
clapboard exterior over a concrete floor
plate. Details in archive show considerable
works c1919 but there was probably an
earlier building. 1
30 j - Lodge Lane, Manor Lodge Unknown - but probably by c1930 - 7 Former Nurses Home but constructed after a Good condition. 30J 01-02
the Unilever Technical the nearby Hospital. Brick and render walls
Dept. under J Lomax- with 'art deco' features to glazing. Recently
Simpson. converted to private apartments by the Port
Sunlight Village Trust. Interesting example
of later 20C deco architecture compared to
Arts & Crafts.
1
30 b 14 - 16 Bolton Road Unknown - but probably by 1947-50 1945 2 Plain buff brick built pair of cottages. Low a a a a a a a Rebuilt due to bomb 30b-01 - 02
the Unilever Technical oversailing roof in dark brown clay tiles. damage c 1945 but
Dept. under J Lomax- Brick soldier course to lintols. Timber not to original
Simpson. Replacement of windows and cast iron rw goods. Timber designs.
earlier bombed cottages. porches but little detail/ decoration. 1
29 c Central Road, Newton Lodge Paddock & Johnson c2000 - 2 Elevations in a combination of masonry a a 29c - 01
and rendered panels on a brickwork plinth
with diamond detail to upper walls. 1
Subtotal 926 196 17
Total Units 926 196 17
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Revisions
Ref. Date:
A 8.8.2007
Notes:
Numbering system to development blocks added. Database updated to include archive
information. Grayson & Ould work to Hesketh Hall noted. Revision tab added to note
ongoing amendments.