MEM22378 - 10-14, Cross Street, Lynton (Building)

In Cross Street, are two short three-storey terraces, one of three houses, the other of five, roughly facing each other. Both are late 19th century and stone-built with brick dressings, and have two-storey canted bay windows. The former is less altered by subsequent door and window replacements. Houses of this scale give Lynton the atmosphere of a small town, in spite of its modest population. [1] The site is depicted as a clear field on the 1st Edition Ordnance Survey map. [2] The 2nd Edition map shows the terrace in situ. [3]