Listed Building record MDR13265 - The Gables, Little Hallam Hill, Ilkeston

The Gables, Little Hallam Hill, Ilkeston, an early 18th and 19th century building. A private house, part of which may have been built in the 17th century. Considerable external alterations have been made, but internally a lot of the original structure still remains. Mr Bewley suggests that the premises were at one time associated with Little Hallam Hall. (1) From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 44 SE 3/44 PARISH OF ILKESTON LITTLE HALLAM HILL (North side) The Gables II House. Early C18 and C19. Red brick with plain tile roof. Brick coped gables with plain kneelers. Brick ridge, gable and lateral stacks. Three storeys. First and second floor and eaves dentil bands. West elevation of two gabled bays. Ground floor has a C20 cross window to left, with leaded lights and two small square windows to right. The first floor has to the left a similar cross window with another similar window to the third floor. The right hand bay is blind above the ground floor. Single storey lean-to bay to right. The north elevation has dentil eaves cornice. C20 single storey lean-to. The east elevation has a lower C19 twin gabled projection with irregular fenestration. Three bay south elevation. To the left a full height gabled porch. Segment headed doorway to ground floor with C20 door and C20 window above. Single storey lean-to to left. To the right tripartite segment headed window with C19 sashes. Similar window above. Three-light casement window above again, under flat arch. Lower two storey bay to right has a similar C19 tripartite window to each floor. Listing NGR: SK4647040546.' (2)