30, COTTAGE ROAD, 2-8, HEATHFIELD TERRACE

List Entry Summary

This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.

Location

2-8, HEATHFIELD TERRACE
30, COTTAGE ROAD

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LEEDS

SE2736NE HEATHFIELD TERRACE, Far Headingley 714-1/59/1318 (West side) 20/02/96 Nos.2-8 (Even) (Formerly Listed as: COTTAGE ROAD, Far Headingley (South side) Nos.22-30 (Even)) (Formerly Listed as: HEATHFIELD TERRACE, Far Headingley (West side) Nos.2-8 (Even))

GV II

Includes: No.30 COTTAGE ROAD Far Headingley. Terrace of 5 houses including former shop. c1860. Coursed squared gritstone, low pitched slate roof and stone stacks between properties to front and back of ridges. Wooden gutter brackets. On corner site with No.30 Cottage Road. 2 storey. Street front has 6 first floor windows all with 4-pane glazing bar sashes. Change in roofline and wide cart archway leading to former Heatfield Square between Nos 2 and 4. Each house has 4-panel door with 2-pane overlight to right and window to left. No.2 has 16-pane casement window and Nos 4, 6 and 8 each have 4-pane glazing bar sashes with plain sills and lintels. The cart archway is flat, with rusticated voussoirs and reinforcing beam; cast-iron plaque above with name 'HEATHFIELD SQUARE'. Cottage Street front has corner entrance doorway with C20 door flanked by single 16-pane curved windows with plain lintels and sills. Above to right single 4-pane glazing bar sash, to left single blind opening. INTERIOR: Nos 2, 4, 6 and 8 Heathfield Terrace all have original stone staircases. An example of the intensive development of the area following the first sale of small and medium lots on Headingley Moor in 1831; this corner development is not shown on the 1850 OS map. (The Rise of Suburbia, FML: Treen, C: The process of suburban development in North Leeds 1870-1914: 1982-: 164).



Listing NGR: SE2770936826

Selected Sources

Books and journals
Thompson, F M L , The Rise of Suburbia
Treen, C, The Process of Suburban Development in North Leeds 1870-1914, (1982), 164

National Grid Reference: SE 27709 36826

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