Description

SK28NE BRADFIELD BINGLEY LANE
(north side)

13/9 Revell Grange

GV II
25/4/69

House including former Roman Catholic Chapel. Early C19 refacing of
earlier core. Ashlar gritstone, Welsh slate roof. 5-bay front with
parallel range to right rear and taller chapel block, roofed at right
angles, attached to rear left. Classical details to house, Gothick
details to chapel. 2 storeys, 5 bays with central 3-bay pediment and
smaller pediment to wider bay 1. Plinth, banded rustication to
ground floor. Clasping angle pilasters,another pilaster to right of
bay 1, all decorated with sunken cruciform motifs. Central Gothic
glazed door in cavetto-moulded surround with pilaster jambs, frieze
and cornice. To left, 20-pane sashes in architraves, to right,
similar surrounds to unequally-hung sashes of 10 lower and 15 upper panes.
Sill-band to 1st floor windows, all 20-pane sashes in architraves.
Floating pediments to bay 1 and 3, floating cornices to other bays.
Band above. Continuous cornice, simple round-headed acroteria,
blocking course. Corniced ashlar end stacks, another to ridge. Cross
to front apex of chapel. Rear: to chapel, 3 trefoiled openings to
upper floor, kneelers and gable copings. Window at eaves in left
return with 3 triangular-headed lights. Left return: Door and
window in square-faced surrounds to left, two windows of 3 triangular-
headed lights to 1st floor, right window blocked. Right return:
tripartite sash to right in plain surround. Plain ashlar aprons
beneath two 1st-floor sashes in architraves. Double roof linked by
flat-topped corniced parapet surmounted by plain acroteria flanked by
ornate brackets.

Listing NGR: SK2917987770

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Revell Grange at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q7317865

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