Description

NZ 2422 HEIGHINGTON DARLINGTON ROAD
(East side)
10/39 The Village Hall
II
Former school now Village Hall. Rebuilt 1878 with later additions. Dressed
sandstone. Roof of large dark-purple slates with stone chimney stacks. U-plan.
One tall storey. Symmetrical 3-bay front. Central late C20 porch beneath
original entrance parapet. Flanking projecting, gabled wings. Each wing has
tooled quoins, large single window with small-paned iron casements, narrow
louvred opening in coped gable with shaped footstones. Steeply-pitched roof.
3 lateral stacks, with offset bands and corniced tops, on inner returns and
recessed central bay.
2-bay left return has 2 similar windows; window to front in Tudor-arched
surround under hoodmould. Roof hipped at rear. 5 square-headed similar
windows, alternately tall and short, on rear.
Occupies a prominent position in village.
Late C20 porch and additions on right are not of special interest.

Listing NGR: NZ2486322353

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26414385

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