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SK 7728 EATON HALL LANE (west side) Eastwell

37/355 The Hall (formerly 14.7.53 listed as Eastwell Hall)

GV II*

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SK 7728 EATON HALL LANE (west side) Eastwell

37/355 The Hall (No 3) 14.7.53 (formerly listed as Eastwell Hall)

GV II*

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SK 7728 EATON HALL LANE (West side) Eastwell 37/355 the Hall (formerly listed 14.7.53 as Eastwell Hall)

GV II*

House. Dated 1634. Ironstone, laid in alternately wide and narrow courses. Limestone dressings and C19 slate roof. Modified H-plan. 2 storeys and attics. North front in 3 wide bays, the outer bays rising to form shaped gables decorated with scrolls. Central 8-panelled door within stone doorcase supporting segmental pediment on consoles. To each side of door one subsidiary sash window. Main fenestration of facade is by sash windows, mostly C19, mostly doubled with a central King mullion. All windows under stone hoods. Above first floor is a moulded platband. Roofs are gabled, those to side bays gabled back to main roof. In main roof one gabled dormer and on rear slope a cluster of 6 limestone chimney flues on a tall rectangular plinth. West elevation of 3 window bays in 2 storeys and dormer attic. Windows are sashes retaining glazing bars, mostly C19 and all under hoods. Through-eaves gabled dormer set left of centre. South side without formal plan: 3 gabled ranges, sash windows as west side and infill of 2-storey late C18 additions. From east side 2 gabled ranges extend to road. 2 storeys. Both have one 2-light mullioned window to ground floor in east gable end. North range is one storey and dormer attic to north side. Interior of Hall not inspected, but known to retain panelling.

Listing NGR: SK7759228527

External Links

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