Description

SK 87 NE SAXILBY-WITH INGLEBY STATION YARD 3/59 Railway Station and house

G.V. II

Railway station and stationmaster's house. 1849 with later Cl9 additions. Yellow brick with plain tiled roof having scalloped decorative ridge tiles and raised stone coped gables with 5 tall moulded chimney stacks. Comprises booking hall, waiting room and stationmaster's house. Assymetrical facade with central element of 3 bays and 2 storeys with to left a 3 bay single storey double gabled range and to right a single storey projecting 2 bay range with parapet. Off-centre half glazed door with 4 centred arched head having to right 2 two light fixed light windows with chamfered timber mullions, all under a pent glazed roof supported on cast iron brackets. To first floor two 2 light timber casements, both under gables. To left a projecting 3 bay range having central half glazed door flanked by single 3 light fixed windows. To right the single storey range has one 2 light sash and a single plain sash.

Listing NGR: SK8919475305

External Links

• Saxilby railway station at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q2732092

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