44 And 45, Potter Hill

This building comprises two properties, number 44 and number 45, on Potter Hill. Dating to the 18th or early 19th century, it is constructed of coursed stone with a pantile roof, incorporating coped gable ends and kneelers. The right-hand corner features rusticated quoins. Number 44 has two windows with lintels bearing incised keystones. Two modern, penticed bays are present on the ground floor. A round-headed doorway, featuring a plain fanlight and a modern door, is also present. Number 45 has one window with a stone lintel and a wedge-shaped keystone. It features modern mullion and transom glazing of four lights, consistent with the ground floor. A matching lintel and keystone are found above a door consisting of six panels. The properties are part of a group that includes numbers 35 to 37, Mount Royd, numbers 38 to 40, St Joseph’s Presbytery, the Roman Catholic Church of St Joseph, the Church Hall, and numbers 47, with numbers 35, 37, and Mount Royd being buildings of local interest.