Holly Bank
Location/Address
Church Road, Flixton
Type
Description
Holly Bank is a private residence on the far western corner of the Flixton Conservation Area. The attractive property dates to c. 1825 and was formerly known as The Old Rectory. The building of three bays in chequered red and buff brick with slate roofs, set back from the road. The property retains its original low boundary wall.
Statement of Significance
Age
c. 1825Architectural and Artistic Interest
The building of three bays in chequered red and buff brick with slate roofs, set back from the road.Group Value
Holly Bank has a strong group value with other 19th-century buildings in the historic core of Flixton, including 26 The Village, 350 Church Road, the Church Inn and the Grade II listed Larkrise and 16 The Village.Historic Interest
The attractive property dates to c. 1825 and was formerly known as The Old Rectory.Landmark Status
The building is considered to be a positive contributor within the Flixton Conservation Area for its architectural value and its contribution to the character and appearance of the conservation area.
Date Listed
01 Apr 2023
Last Updated
01 Apr 2023
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