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Latitude: 51.0817 / 51°4'54"N
Longitude: 1.1883 / 1°11'17"E
OS Eastings: 623407
OS Northings: 136208
OS Grid: TR234362
Mapcode National: GBR W22.18B
Mapcode Global: FRA F6C8.BRM
Plus Code: 9F3335JQ+M8
Entry Name: St Andrews Hotel and Chapel
Listing Date: 11 March 1975
Last Amended: 19 July 1976
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1061213
English Heritage Legacy ID: 175325
ID on this website: 101061213
EAST CLIFF GARDENS
1.
5281
FOLKESTONE
St Andrews Guest House
and Chapel
TR 2336 SW 3/98
II
2.
Built 1881-1882 by Ewan Christian, Chapel, added in 1889. The chapel is of red brick
with a tiled roof and pentagonal apse. Brick cornice with the bricks set diagonally.
Brick, buttresses. Gabled West end with bellcote and tower. St Andrew's Guest House
adjoins at right angles. 4 storeys and attics red brick with some flint courses.
Mullioned and transomed windows. The garden elevation of the Guest House has 3 lower
storeys of red brick and the upper storeys are cement rendered. It consists of a
centre and 2 end projecting gabled wings of 1 bay. Tiled roof. The centre part has
5 hipped dormers with ceramic finials and 2 dormers to a 2nd attic storey. The 2nd
floor has 5 mullioned and transomed casements, and iron balconies. The ends have
pedimented gables with one 5-light casement to the attic storey, one 4-light mullioned
and transomed casement to the 2nd floor and one 5-light brick bay to the ground and 1st
floors.
St Andrews Guest House and Chapel
shall be amended to read :
St Andrews Hotel and Chapel
Lines 5 and 7 of the descriptive notes
the words "Guest House" shall be amended to read "Hotel".
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1.
5281 EAST CLIFF GARDENS
FOLKESTONE
St Andrews Guest House Andrews Guest House
and Chapel
TR 2336 SW 3/98
II
2.
Built 1881-1882 by Ewan Christian, Chapel added in 1889. The chapel is of red
brick with a tiled roof and pentagonal apse. Brick cornice with the bricks set
diagonally. Brick buttresses. Gabled West end with bellcote and tower. St Andrew's
Guest House adjoins at right angles. 4 storeys and attics red brick with some
flint courses. Mullioned and transomed windows. The garden elevation of the
Guest House has the 3 lower storeys of red brick and the upper storeys are cement
rendered. It consists of a centre and 2 end projecting gabled wires of 1 bay.
Tiled roof. The centre part has 5 hipped dormers with ceramic finials and 2
dormers to a 2nd attic storey. file 2nd floor has 5 mullioned and transomed casements,
some 2 and sane 3 lights. The 2nd and 1st floors have verandahs with tiled canopies
and iron balconies. The ends have pedimented gables with one; 5-light casement
to the attic storey, one 4-light mullioned and transomed casement to the 2nd
floor and one 5-light brick bay to file ground and
lst floors.
Listing NGR: TR2340736208
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