Description

SK 07 SE PARISH OF GREEN FAIRFIELD
6/4
Pictor Hall
GV II

House. Late C18, with mid-C19 additions and alterations, but incorporating
C17 remnants. Roughcast rubble limestone and ashlar gritstone, with quoins,
coped gables, intermediate and end ashlar ridge stacks, each with diagonally
set twin chimneys. Stone slated roof. Irregular double pile plan, with pediment
to centre of main range, and canted two storey bay to crosswing added to south
west end, with hipped roof. Two storeys, five bays with canted bay rising above
main range, which has glazing bar sashes in flush stone frames, the two centre bays
beneath the pediment. Quoined doorway to the south west of the pediment with
shallow bracketed canopy above. Canted bay with tall glazing bar sashes sitting
on projecting cill bands to both floors. Roll moulding as stringcourse above
lintels to ground floor openings, and projecting bandcourse above first floor window
heads. Bracketed projecting eaves to hipped roof. Interior: 4-light C17 hollow
chamfered mullioned window to spine wall of double pile range, good C19 turned
baluster staircase and shutters to reveals of sash windows.

Listing NGR: SK0900072455

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26380289

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