2-4 Parkview Terrace, The Knapp

Later 19th century. Near-symmetrical terrace of four 2-storey cottages. Shuttered concrete, lined as ashlar, painted margins, slate roof. Mostly original lattice-paned top-hopper windows (out-of- character uPVC at No 1), lugged concrete margins with shallowly-pointed lintels to doors and windows, gable dormerheads to 1st floor, original boarded door to No 3, S elevation (out-of-character modern doors elsewhere; bracketted eaves, plain bargeboards, various rooflights, coped ridge stacks.

S ELEVATION: Nos 2 and 3 to centre; door to left, window to right, window to 1st floor. No 1 (Chapel Cottage) to left; door to centre, window to left and right, 2 windows to 1st floor. No 4 to right; door to right, window to left, window to 1st floor, stair window to right return gable.

W GABLE: single storey canted bay, bipartite window with gable dormerhead, blocked window to left and right, blocked door to left return, window to main gable at left.

N ELEVATION: No 1 (Chapel Cottage) to far right; window to ground floor left, forestair to door at 1st floor, window to left and right. No 2 to centre right; off-centre door to right, window to left and right,

2 windows to 1st floor (1 without gable dormerhead). No 3 to centre left; off-centre door to right, window to left and right, paired windows to 1st floor. No 4 to far left; door to left, window to right, paired window to 1st floor.

INTERIOR: not fully seen, but no features of specific interest apparent.