64 to 94, Cash's Lane

This is a terrace of houses built in 1857 as part of Cash's Model Factory. Originally a continuous terrace comprising numbers 52 to 110, the terrace now consists of Nos 64 to 94, joined at the top floor level only by a gallery to Nos 52 to 58. Nos 60, 62, and 100 to 110 were destroyed by bombs in 1941. The terrace was originally designed with 50 units, flanked by gables at either end and two in the centre, but now comprises 16 units with two gables featuring ornamental bargeboards. The buildings are brick with tiled roofs, and are three storeys high, with units separated by buttresses which terminate in chimneys and brick bands. Each unit features two bays with sash windows, and a single blank window on the upper floor. The ground floor entrances have plain doors. The weaving shops have large windows with brick mullions. The individual shops were converted into a single factory in 1862. The terrace forms a group with 251 Kingfield Road.