Description

NY 76 SW PLENMELLER WITH WHITFIELD UNTHANK

3/194 Kitchen wing, walls and
outbuilding 30 metres
south of Unthank Hall
II

Kitchen wing, outbuilding and yard wall, c.1860 by Dobson, with re-set C16
features. (The linking range to the main house was demolished 1965). Rock-
faced masonry with dressings, slate roof. South front (to road) 2 storeys,
1 and 2 bays. Left bay has 2-light mullioned windows and coped gable with
moulded kneelers; steeply-pitched roof with stepped and heavily-corniced stack
to right end and finial to left. Slightly lower section to right has varied
fenestration and stepped ridge stack; at right end 2-storey lean-to with
external stone stair. Left return shows re-set C16 fireplace with segmental
joggled lintel. Outbuilding alongside road; elevation towards yard shows
re-set doorway and 2 windows, all with roll-moulded surrounds. Rectangular
flagged yard between wing and outbuilding has gateway on west which has square
piers with pyramidal caps. Link walls from piers to wing and to outbuilding
hold balustrade with terracotta balusters.

Listing NGR: NY7301763000

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26590197

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