Description

BOOTLE REGENT ROAD SJ 39 SW (west side) 11/23 Langton Dock Pumphouse to east of Dock II Pumphouse. 1879. Common brick with red and blue brick and stone dressings, hipped slate roof. 3 storeys, with tall one-storey engine house to rear. 2nd floor sill band and brick cornice. West facade of 3 bays with central segmental-headed entrance with segmental-pointed fan. To left 2 lancets with blind roundel over. 2nd floor has central gabled window with diapered pointed tympanum. To right a projecting round tower with rock-faced stone base and diapered top with machicolated cornice and octagonal timber top stage, with louvred openings and pyramidal cap. 5-bay returns have projecting ground floors with lean-to roofs and central gabled entrances, that to south has 2 arches adjoining tower. 1st floor round windows and 2nd floor central blind window and flanking windows, central lateral stack that to south truncated. Rear engine house of 4 bays to north and south. Tall windows with segmental- headed upper windows; central gabled pointed entrance that to south bears date. On north side a truncated chimney with weathered rock-faced stone base and upper part of brick with set-back buttresses. West side shows signs of demolished part.

Listing NGR: SJ3320094627

External Links

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