Description

SK 19 69 and PARISH OF ASHFORD IN THE WATER BASLOW ROAD
SK 20 69 (East Side)
11/3 Ashford Hall
12.7.1967 II*

GV
Small Country House
c1785, additions of c1840. Ashlar with gritstone dressings. Coursed
squared gritstone to sides and rear. Slate roof behind balustered parapet. Stone
ridge stacks. Bracketed eaves cornice. Five bays, three storeys. Rusticated
ground floor with central doorcase of Tuscan columns and Adam-style frieze with
dentilled pediment over. Moulded semi-circular headed arch below and double glazed
doors. To either side, pairs of blind semi-circular arches with full height
glazing bar sashes. Plain stringcourse at impost level. Above, another plain
stringcourse and band of flush stonework broken by six baluster pilasters beneath
each window. Plain sill band over to five pediment glazing bar sashes with
moulded architraves and alternating segmental and pointed pediments. Above again,
five shallow glazing bar sashes in moulded aedicules. To south, early C19
conservatory with semi-circular headed central door with two full-height, semi-
circular hended windows either side. Raised fanlight to ridge.

Listing NGR: SK2000369760

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17545483

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