3A and 3B (Cromwell Cottage) and Masonic Lodge (EHER 38265)

An early 19th century Masonic lodge and two houses, at No. 3, 3A and 3B Cromwell Hill. They are an irregular group of contemporary buildings which form a 'U-shaped' frontage to Cromwell Hill.

September 1971. Grade II listed. An early 19th century Masonic lodge and two houses, at No. 3, 3A and 3B Cromwell Hill. They are brick-built and covered in render with roofs of Welsh slate and asbestos slate. They are an irregular group of contemporary buildings which form a 'U-shaped' frontage to Cromwell Hill. The Masonic Lodge (No. 3) has a two-storey annexe to the street, with a slate covered hipped roof and a lean-to on its NE flank. The Lodge itself to the rear is taller and of similar materials. No. 3 abuts Cromwell Lodge (EHER 38270) to the west. No.3A is a house of two storeys with a basement and three-window range. The ground floor has a cellar entrance and a central front door with a 20th century hood and three steps leading up. No.3B (Cromwell Cottage) has a hipped roof to the street, which is partly covered with asbestos slate. <1> See photos <2>.