Listed Building record MDR5132 - Toll Bar Cottage, Ashover New Road, Stretton

Toll Bar Cottage, Ashover New Road, Stretton, a late 18th century building. Toll Bar Cottage Listed Grade II Toll bar cottage, now house. Early C19, extended 1980's. Coursed squared sandstone with gritstone dressings and quoins. Plain tile roof with band of stone slates to eaves. Central brick ridge stack. Single storey, single bay. Large ogee gable to west. Flush quoined doorcase to north with glazed, panelled door. To south, large six pane windows with single pane casement. North elevation has two C20 narrow windows. Large rendered extension to south. (1) Single storey stone toll cottage with ogee-shaped end gable containing door and window built by Mansfield Tibshelf and Kelstedge Trust. (2-3) Toll Bar Cottage, Woolley Moor. Single storey late 18th century gritstone toll house at the junction of Badger Lane and the main road to Stretton. Slate roof and a notably ornate western elevation. (5) From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 36 SE PARISH OF STRETTON ASHOVER NEW ROAD 2/69 (South Side) Toll Bar Cottage II Toll bar cottage, now house. Early C19, extended 1980's, Coursed squared sandstone with gritstone dressings and quoins. Plain tile roof with band of stone slates to eaves. Central brick ridge stack. Single storey, single bay. Large ogee gable to west. Flush quoined doorcase to north with glazed, panelled door. To south, large six pane window with single pane casement. North elevation has two C20 narrow windows. Large rendered extension to south. Listing NGR: SK3662861550.' (6)