Description

WOLVERLEY & COOKLEY CP BLAKESHALL
SO 88 SW
2/137 Blakeshall Hall (formerly
listed as Blakeshall House)
28.10.83
- II
Country house. Possibly C18, remodelled and extended mid-C19 and late C19.
Stuccoed brick with hipped slate roof. Two storeys, central break forward,
parapet with balustrade to centre. Five windows: glazing bar sashes in
shouldered and eared architraves, central window with segmental pediment.
Ground floor: 15-pane sashes in simialr architraves with central portico which
has Doric columns and moulded cornice, entrance behind has a moulded architrave
fanlight and two-leaf half-glazed door. To right-hand corner a three-storey
square-plan tower with balustraded parapet and modillioned cornice. Second
floor with three-bay arcade, window to centre. First floor: glazing bar sash
in architrave and ground floor with Venetian window. Angle between tower and
house has a quadrant plan linking section.

Listing NGR: SO8292681356

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26393152

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  Old House Handbook: A Practical Guide to Care and Repair
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