Listed Building record MDR16285 - Nos. 20-24 Cromford Hill, Cromford

Nos. 20-24 Cromford Hill, Cromford, an early 19th century row of houses. From the National Heritage List for England: 'This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 8 June 2022 to update text and reformat to current standards SK 2856/2956 1/118 CROMFORD CROMFORD HILL Nos 20-24 (even) GV II Three (originally four) cottages in a row. Early C19 (marked on 1841 Tithe Map) with a later-C19 extension to right. Coursed rubble; Welsh slate roofs. Two storeys; three red and black bridge ridge stacks. No. 20 (with later extension, see vertical masonry joint) forms a three-window range overall, with door to extension; regular fenestration, the ground-floor windows under large rectangular lintels. Four symmetrically placed sash windows to right end wall. No. 22, double-fronted symmetrical two-window range with raised panel double door. No. 24 with blocked door to right. Horned sashes to Nos 20 and 24, hornless to No. 22; small extensions to rear. Although not part of the original Arkwright houses development this row makes an important contribution to the townscape situated opposite the entrance to North Street. Listing NGR: SK2938256794.' (1)