Description

WARFIELD

SU87SE FOREST ROAD
674-1/12/186 (North side (off))
20/12/72 Warfield Hall

II

Formerly known as: Warfield Hall MAIDENHEAD ROAD.
Large country house in parkland. Early C19 altered and
extended late C19, altered early C20, extensively re-furbished
late C20.
MATERIALS: painted render, low pitched slate roofs of
differing heights behind parapets.
PLAN: long rectangular plan with extensions on east and
south-west.
EXTERIOR: part 2 and part 3 storeys. Several large chimneys
with corniced heads and clay pots. Plinth, plat band, moulded
cornice and plain parapet. Sash windows with glazing bars in
plain reveals with moulded architraves.
Entrance front to east has main section of 3-bays with windows
on first floor arranged like Venetian window, large
rectangular Doric porte-cochere probably mid/late C20. On each
side 4-bay section with round-arched windows under bracketed
cornices in 2nd bay from each end, those on right side are
blocked. Long projecting single storey wing on left front with
parapet of base balusters and canted end. On left of main
section is lower service wing.
INTERIOR: drawing room on north side has a decorative plaster
ceiling enriched with festoons and garlands, with dentilled
cornice. Fireplace with Corinthian surround, egg-and-dart
ornament, dentilled and moulded cornice.
The road bridge and ice house in the grounds of Warfield Hall
are included separately in the Binfield Parish, Forest Road
(qqv).

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Warfield Hall at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q16902897

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