Listed Building record MDR23753 - No. 9 Park Mews, off Church Street, Riddings

No. 9 Park Mews, off Church Street, Riddings, a mid-19th century building. From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 45 SW RIDDINGS CHURCH STREET (north side) 4/45 Octagonal building to east of Riddings Farmhouse 1.2.82 GV II Farmbuilding, now house. Mid C19, converted c1980. Red brick with blue brick dressings, hipped slate roof. Octagonal in plan, two storeys, single bay. Round arched openings with C20 glazed screens incorporating either doors or windows on each alternate face to both floors, all with flush blue brick hoodmoulds. Similar first floor and eaves bands of two courses of blue brick with vertical blue bricks at regular intervals between. West face has C20 iron steps and balcony to first floor door, north face has original iron platform on decorative iron brackets to first floor opening. Part of the home farm to Riddings House (qv) the house of local industrialist, Oakes. Listing NGR: SK4297852784.' (1)