Newbiggin, 9 Lockhart Place

Late 19th century. Small, single-storey and attic, 3-bay, roughly rectangular-plan, picturesque, gabled house with deep overhanging eaves. Roughly squared, tooled, yellow sandstone with raised, polished ashlar margins. Stop-chamfered margins throughout; some stone-mullioned windows; projecting cills. Rounded corners at ground floor.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: Central, timber-boarded front door with rectangular fanlight and label-stopped, stepped hoodmould enclosing blank plaque; canted window to left corbelled out to square at 1st floor, with bipartite, stone-mullioned window and T-braced gable; bipartite, mullioned window at ground floor to right, with canted wallhead dormer above. Irregular fenestration to double-gabled rear.

Predominantly 4-pane glazing in timber sash and case windows. Grey slate roof with metal ridge. Ashlar-coped, yellow brick stacks with circular buff clay cans. Cast-iron rainwater hoppers to front.

INTERIOR: Some simple cornices. 4-panel timber doors throughout.