The following text is from the original listed building designation:
LEIGH LEIGH 1. 5280 Church Hill (West Side) Church Hill Cottages TQ 5446 19/643 II 2. 1856 (Datestone over door) probably by George Devey. 2 storey, 3 windows. High pitched, fancy tiled roof with 2 pairs of ridge-chimney shafts joined at cornice. Red brick with diaper of pale blue headers. Similar headers form chimney quoins. Projecting centre section under half-timbered, plaster-filled, bargeboarded gable. Stone quoins to this piece and to angles. Gauged brick arched to 3-light iron casements windows, with stone cill, in chamfered reveals. Gauged brick Tudor arch to plank door with studded fillets. 1-storey right extension, possibly workshop.
Church Hill Cottages shall be amended to read
No 1 (Church Hill House) and Bell Cottage.
The address shall now be amended to read:
Church Hill House
[The Second Amendment wrongly included Bell Cottage and this error is now corrected]
LEIGH LEIGH 1. 5280 Church Hill (West Side) Church Hill Cottages TQ 5446 19/643 II 2. 1856 (Datestone over door) probably by George Devey. 2 storey, 3 windows. High pitched, fancy tiled roof with 2 pairs of ridge chimney shafts joined at cornice. Red brick with diaper of pale blue headers. Similar headers form chimney quoins. Projecting centre section under half-timbered, plaster-filled, bargeboarded gable. Stone quoins to this piece and to angles. Gauged brick arched to 3-light iron casements windows, with stone cill, in chamfered reveals. Gauged brick Tudor arch to plank door with studded fillets. 1-storey right extension, possibly workshop.
Church Hill Cottages shall be amended to read
No 1 (Church Hill House) and Bell Cottage.
LEIGH LEIGH 5280 Church Hill (West Side) TQ 5446 19/643 Church Hill Cottages II 2. 1856 (Datestone over door) probably by George Devey. 2 storey, 3 windows. High pitched, fancy tiled roof with 2 pairs of ridge chimney shafts joined at cornice. Red brick with diaper of pale blue headers. Similar headers form chimney quoins. Projecting centre section under half-timbered, plaster-filled, bargeboarded gable. Stone quoins to this piece and to angles. Gauged brick arches to 3-light iron casement windows, with stone cills, in chamfered reveals. Gauged brick Tudor arch to plank door with studded fillets. l-storey right extension, possibly workshop.
Listing NGR: TQ5484446534

English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.