Description

3144 MONXTON MONXTON

9/2 Parish Room

GV II

Former school, later parish room, built as an attachment to School House (ie
schoolmaster's house), now a workshop. Mid C19 flint and brick, with a tile roof.
Rectangular building with symmetrical elevations, the north and. south gables
having a small ventilating opening with a brick band above and below, and a
large single window with a Tudor arch linked to impost and cill bands, and a
plinth band. The longer east side has a window on each side of a central
chimney, with similar wall details. Casements with diagonal leaded lights,
with mullions and transoms to the gable windows. Open porch in the angle
formed with School House, with hipped roof and arched timber frame and a
boarded door.

Listing NGR: SU3125544547

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26386249

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