10, LOW GREEN (See details for further address information)

No 10 Low Green is part of a row of cottages built around 1800 to 1820, located in Great Horton, Bradford. The cottages are two-storey structures made of sandstone "brick" with stone slate roofs and corniced chimneys. No 250 slightly projects from the others and features close set block brackets at the eaves and saddlestones on the roof. It has two-light square mullion windows with a sill band on the first floor. Nos 252 to 258 are likely built closer to 1820 and are constructed from thin sandstone "bricks". Nos 252 and 254 may have originally served as an outbuilding for No 250. These cottages also have stone slate roofs, two-light square mullion windows, and squared jamb doorways. The rear corner of No 258 is distinguished by ashlar quoins. This row of vernacular cottages is noted for its architectural interest.