2-10 Mill Road (EHER 38447)

An early 19th century terrace of four houses and a shop. The terrace is built from yellow gault brick and the front of No.2 is painted. Nos 4-10 have a slate hipped roof and the roof of No.2 is hipped to the north-east, gabled to the south-west, and covered with concrete pantiles.

October 1996. Grade II listed. An early 19th century terrace of four houses and a shop. The terrace is built from yellow gault brick and the front of No.2 is painted. Nos 4-10 have a slate hipped roof and the roof of No.2 is hipped to the north-east, gabled to the south-west, and covered with concrete pantiles. The terrace is two storeys, but No.2 has higher eaves. Nos 4-10 are identical terraced units and No.2 houses the shop. It has three 12-pane sash windows on the first floor and a similar window on the ground floor. The doorcase and shop front are combined and there is a continuous fascia and hood which is carried around a canted bay window with plate glass. The doorcase has panelled pilasters, panelled reveals and a fanlight with geometric-pattern glazing bars. <1> See photo <2>.