Description

SK 78 NE BECKINGHAM STATION ROAD
(south side)

8/11 Beckingham Station
House and Boundary
wall.

G.V. II

House, formerly railway station, c.1875. Gault brick with red
brick, blue brick and stone dressings, concrete slab roof.
Single side wall, single ridge and single gable stacks. Blue
brick plinth, 4 red brick bands, 2 storeys, 4 bays, T plan.
Gabled wing to left has single paired sash on each floor with red
brick segmental heads. Lean-to to left, one storey, one bay,
has single glazing bar sash with segmental head. Main range, to
right, has central blocked doorway flanked by single glazing bar
sashes; above, 3 similar sashes, all with segmental heads.
Ticket office, to right, one storey, one bay, has a pair of plain
sashes with segmental heads. To right again, toilet block, one
storey, one bay, has pair of close-boarded doors with segmental
heads. Beyond, to right, boundary wall, gault brick, stone
coping, with recessed red brick panels, approx. 25 m long.

Listing NGR: SK7857289794

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26297151

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