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Listed Buildings in Stoke-on-Trent and area

Houses at Winton Square, Stoke


Area
Stoke
Street
Winton Square
Heritage No.
148a,b 149a,b,c
Grade
II
Date Listed
19 April 1972
Building: Houses
Location: STOKE ON TRENT SJ84NE WINTON SQUARE, Stoke
Description:  1847 by H. A. Hunt, brick with plain and patterned tile roofs

148a (Nos 1 & 2 Winton Square)
148a (Nos 1 & 2 Winton Square)

148a (Nos 1 & 2 Winton Square)
Offices. Originally built as dwellings and forming part of the Station complex. Begun in 1847 by H.A. Hunt. Elizabethan & Jacobean in style.

Brick with stone dressings and plain tiled roofs.

2-storeyed, L-plan with long range of 6 bays facing SE. Porch in the angle of this range and the shorter 2-bay range facing NW. Mullioned windows of 2 and 3 lights with hood moulds, and doorway also in main range. 2 Dutch gables in the main range, and over shorter range. Advanced Dutch gable and 3 bays facing Station Street, with further doorway and mullioned windows. 


148b (No 3 Winton Square)
148b (No 3 Winton Square)

148b (No 3 Winton Square)
Offices. Originally built as dwellings and forming part of the Station complex. Begun in 1847 by H.A. Hunt. Elizabethan & Jacobean in style.

Brick with stone dressings and plain tiled roofs.

2-storeyed, L-plan with long range of 6 bays facing SE. Porch in the angle of this range and the shorter 2-bay range facing NW. Mullioned windows of 2 and 3 lights with hood moulds, and doorway also in main range. 2 Dutch gables in the main range, and over shorter range. Advanced Dutch gable and 3 bays facing Station Street, with further doorway and mullioned windows. 


149a & b (Nos 4 & 5 Winton Square)
149a & b (Nos 4 & 5 Winton Square)


149a (No 4 Winton Square)
Office premises, originally a group of 3 house. Begun in 1847 by H.A. Hunt. Elizabethan & Jacobean in style.

Built as part of the development of Stoke Station. Brick with stone dressings and plain tiled roofs.

2-storeyed, L-plan with main range of 6 bays facing NW and shorter range of 2 bays facing SW. Porch in angle of the 2 ranges, and another doorway in the long range. Mullioned windows with hood moulds, and 2 Dutch gable and 3 bays with further doorway and mullioned windows facing Station Road.

149b (No 5 Winton Square)
Staffordshire University Offices and Nursery - Office premises, originally a group of 3 houses. Begun in 1847 by H.A. Hunt. Elizabethan & Jacobean in style.

Built as part of the development of Stoke Station. Brick with stone dressings and plain tiled roofs.

2-storeyed, L-plan with main range of 6 bays facing NW and shorter range of 2 bays facing SW. Porch in angle of the 2 ranges, and another doorway in the long range. Mullioned windows with hood moulds, and 2 Dutch gable and 3 bays with further doorway and mullioned windows facing Station Road


149c (No 6 Winton Square)
149c (No 6 Winton Square)
 

149c (No 6 Winton Square)
Office premises, originally a group of 3 house. Begun in 1847 by H.A. Hunt. Elizabethan & Jacobean in style.

Built as part of the development of Stoke Station. Brick with stone dressings and plain tiled roofs.

2-storeyed, L-plan with main range of 6 bays facing NW and shorter range of 2 bays facing SW. Porch in angle of the 2 ranges, and another doorway in the long range. Mullioned windows with hood moulds, and 2 Dutch gable and 3 bays with further doorway and mullioned windows facing Station Road.


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