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Title: STONE CRAFT CENTRE, LEEDS ROAD - CBC03961
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Title
STONE CRAFT CENTRE, LEEDS ROAD - CBC03961
Description
Grade II
Stonecraft centre, formally Lightcliffe United Reformed Church 1871, by Lockwood and Mawson (Bradford) for Sir Titus Salt. Hammer-dressed stone, ashlar dressings, slate roof. Gothic Revival. Nave, transeptal chancel, west corner tower, south porch. Prominent tower with offset angle buttresses, pinnacles and octagonal stone spire. West door set between buttresses with 2 centred arched- head. Clock in 2 faces and belfry formed by coupled lancets. West end of nave has tall offset crocketed pinnacled buttresses flank large window with pointed arch and geometric tracery with cinque foil. Nave has side aisles of 4 bays of Early English windows with pointed heads and plate tracery set between offset buttresses. Lancet windows to clerestorey. Transepts have offset angle buttresses, steeply pitched coped gables and large windows with geometric tracery. Similarly treated porch. Lower shallow chancel with rose window and small trefoil light to apex.
Historic England Listing No: 1133812
NGR: SE 13133 25742
CMBC Ref. BR139
Stonecraft centre, formally Lightcliffe United Reformed Church 1871, by Lockwood and Mawson (Bradford) for Sir Titus Salt. Hammer-dressed stone, ashlar dressings, slate roof. Gothic Revival. Nave, transeptal chancel, west corner tower, south porch. Prominent tower with offset angle buttresses, pinnacles and octagonal stone spire. West door set between buttresses with 2 centred arched- head. Clock in 2 faces and belfry formed by coupled lancets. West end of nave has tall offset crocketed pinnacled buttresses flank large window with pointed arch and geometric tracery with cinque foil. Nave has side aisles of 4 bays of Early English windows with pointed heads and plate tracery set between offset buttresses. Lancet windows to clerestorey. Transepts have offset angle buttresses, steeply pitched coped gables and large windows with geometric tracery. Similarly treated porch. Lower shallow chancel with rose window and small trefoil light to apex.
Historic England Listing No: 1133812
NGR: SE 13133 25742
CMBC Ref. BR139
Relation
Pennine Horizons Digital Archive
Identifier
CBC03961.jpg
Collection
Citation
“STONE CRAFT CENTRE, LEEDS ROAD - CBC03961,” Pennine Horizons Digital Archive, accessed October 2, 2026, https://www.penninehorizons.org/items/show/42531.
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