Description

DARRINGTON PHILIP'S LANE
SE42SE
(west side)
5/25 Darrington C of E
School
GV
II
School. Mid to later C19; altered and enlarged. Coursed squared sandstone,
slate roof. T-plan formed by 5-bay range on east-west axis with south wing
projecting from centre. Gothic style; symmetrical south front; chamfered
plinth; buttressed gable of south wing has large transomed window of 5
stepped cusped lights, a blind wheel window in the apex, and a gable bellcote
with cusped opening; side walls each have a square-headed mullioned window,
and close to main range a shouldered doorway with hoodmould, (that on east
side altered as window), a trefoil window above; each side wing has a
projected chimney stack with offsets, and a transomed window of 2 cusped
lights; and a buttressed gable with window matching that of the south gable.
All these windows have diamond lattice glazing with margin panes. Roof with
bands of fish-scale slates. Five-bay rear wall with buttresses, transomed
windows of 2 cusped lights, glazing altered. (Additions at north west
corner, not included in the item). Included for group value.

Listing NGR: SE4844520176

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26428884

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