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Latitude: 51.1646 / 51°9'52"N
Longitude: -3.3138 / 3°18'49"W
OS Eastings: 308231
OS Northings: 141410
OS Grid: ST082414
Mapcode National: GBR LR.6VPD
Mapcode Global: VH6GP.HZZM
Plus Code: 9C3R5M7P+RF
Entry Name: Williton Hospital
Listing Date: 22 May 1969
Last Amended: 21 December 1984
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1057488
English Heritage Legacy ID: 264997
ID on this website: 101057488
Location: Williton, Somerset, TA4
County: Somerset
District: Somerset West and Taunton
Civil Parish: Williton
Built-Up Area: Williton
Traditional County: Somerset
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Somerset
Tagged with: Hospital building
ST04SE WILLITON CP LONG STREET (North side)
2/231 No 51 (Williton Hospital) (Previously listed as No 57)
22.5.69
GV II*
Workhouse now hospital, largely disused. 1838- 40 by George Gilbert Scott and William Moffatt for the Williton Poor Law Union. ashlar Bath stone entrance range, othwerwise squared and coursed red sandstone rubble, hipped slate roofs, brick stacks. Cruciform plan: central octagonal 4 storey block flanked by long 3 storey wings, linked by single storey ramps to entrance range with central pedimented gateway, single storey courtyard range at rear. Entrance range; single storey, 11 bays including central semi-circular arched opening, pedimented top, pilaster strips dividing bays, penultimate outer 2 bays break forward with hipped roofs, 12 pane sash windows, 16 pane sash window, projecting bays left, paired pointed arched openings in right 4 bays comprising chapel, entrances on inner walls of archway. Main range: octagonal 4 storey tower with 2 angled pedimented faces, coped verges, on facade, 2 to rear string, course with pilasters distinguish upper storey, 16 pane sash widows, 12 pane sash window on re-entrant angles, octagonal wooden lantern. flanked by 7 bay wings, end 2 bays breaking forward with hipped roof, mixed C19 fenestration, mostly many paned pivotal windows. Interior not viewed. The Williton Poor Law Union was forged in 1836; this is one of the best surving examples of the many workhouses built by Scott and Moffatt. (VCH Somerset, vol 5, forthcoming; photographs in NMR).
Listing NGR: ST0823141410
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