Deposited Plan No. 1423

Bradley Lane: Alterations to include lavatory, W.C., and bay window.

Details

Deposited Plan Number:	1423
Date:	May 1885
Plans Register:	no data
Street:	Bradley Lane
Property Name / Number:	5, Highfield Terrace
Area:	no data
District:	no data
Town:	Huddersfield
Grid Reference:	no data
Building Project:	Alterations to include lavatory, W.C., and bay window.
Type:	Residential - additions & alterations
Applicant:	Trustees of Miss Brook
Applicant Address:	no data
Architect:	R.S. Dugdale
Architect Address:	no data
Status of Project:	Approved - ample air space; ases place very convenient from sanitary view and generally an improvement on present state of things.
Contractor:	no data
Contractor Address:	no data
Work Commenced:	no data
Work Completed:	no data
Occupants:	R.S. Dugdale
Subsequent Alterations / History:	no data
English Heritage Listing:	no data
Location of Archives:	no data
Buildings of Huddersfield ID:	3602

Additional Information

The plans are too fragile to open, but relate to a property on the south side of Bradley Lane, Highfields, immediately to the east of Huddersfield College. The property , has the appearance of a detached residence which had been subdivided. Mr Dugdale, the Huddersfield Borough Engineer was the tenant of this significant property. The ground floor rooms includde a dining room with bay window on the eastern side of the property and a breakfast room on the south side with a bay window facing west. There was, in addition ,on the north side of the house was a nursery - to which the new lavatory and W.C. were additions. Mr Dugdale produced his own plans for the alterations. Mr Dugdale was reponsible for planning the Seage Works at Deighton, as well as many other civic projects. The house still stands and is now part of the Technical College which occupies the former school buildings (Huddersfield Coolege) and Highfield Sunday School,