Slater Terrace

BURNLEY

SD8332NW SANDYGATE 906-1/14/124 (South side) 29/09/77 Slater Terrace (Formerly Listed as: SANDYGATE Slater Terrace (Beeby and Malcom Bemal Works))

GV II

Terrace of 11 cottages over a warehouse, subsequently converted and now unoccupied. c1848-50. For George Slater (proprietor of Clock Tower Mill (qv), the 2 end houses converted as an engine and boilerhouse after 1861, and the others altered c1900 as a winding room for Sandygate Mill (not included). Coursed squared sandstone, hipped slate roof. Rectangular double-depth plan, each cottage single-fronted. 2 storeys over a single-storey warehouse; one window each, with a cast-iron balcony giving access to the doorways at 1st-floor level, a lintel-band over the windows at this level, and a gutter cornice; square-headed doorways at 1st floor with plain surrounds, recessed doors and damaged overlights with remains of geometrical glazing bars; vertical-rectangular windows at ground-and 1st-floor levels, square windows at 2nd floor, with damaged small-paned sashes. Ridge chimneys. INTERIORS not inspected. A very unusual structure, forming an important component of the industrial area now known as "the Weavers' Triangle".

Listing NGR: SD8348032567