Description

ISLEY CUM LANGLEY WALTON HILL SK 42 NW (Isley Walton) 2/114 The Toll House - II

Former toll house for the Nottingham-Tamworth road, now house. Circa 1830 with minor C20 alterations and rear extensions. Whitewashed roughcast, hipped slate roof, central whitewashed roughcast chimney. One storey; 3 bays, the centre bay projecting and canted. Slight chamfered plinth, flat eaves. Original 2-light casements in Tudor-Gothick style, in rectangular openings but with Gothick leaded glazing in arched wooden frames. Above each window is a heavy hood on heavy shaped scroll brackets. Central doorway, with similar hood, has been part blocked and part replaced by a smaller matching window, also old and perhaps resited. Present entry is via C20 door in rightside of projection, in small C20 porch with hipped roof and leaded glazing. Set back to right is a C20 flat- roofed extension with 3-light barred wooden casement to front and entry in right side.

Listing NGR: SK4251625151

External Links

• Wikidata Q26368058

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