Listed Building record MDR23978 - Ivy Bank House, Church Street, Brassington

Ivy Bank House, Church Street, Brassington, a 17th century building. From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 22 54 5/20 13.9.67 BRASSINGTON CHURCH STREET (North Side) Ivybank GV II House. C17, altered considerably in C19. Coursed limestone rubble with quoins, some parts rendered. C19 dressings in gritstone. Plain tile roof with stone ridge, copings, kneelers and gable finials. Various elaborate C19 gable end and ridge stacks. Irregular plan. Two storeys except crosswing with attics. South east facade - central block with two gabled projections, that to the south C17, that to the north C19. C17 wing has blocked original doorway, next to C20 glazed porch. Also small C18 window partly fills larger C17 blocked window. Central range has large C19 window with C18 window above. A C17 recessed and chamfered attic window to eaves. C19 wing has casement window at first floor. All fenestration C20. South west wall has remains of 3-light recessed and chamfered mullion window. Listing NGR: SK2298954271.' (1)