Description

NZ51SE GUISBOROUGH HUTTON LOWCROSS

4/94 Hutton Hall, conservatory, kitchen- courtyard and gatehouse

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Large country mansion in landscaped park. 1866 on tablet above main entrance porch. Alfred Waterhouse for J.W. Pease. Red brick, stone dressings, steeply pitched hipped and gabled Welsh slate roofs with bands of fish scales. Ornamental cast iron ridge crestings. 13 stacks of banded brick and stone. High Victorian Gothic. 2 storeys. Principal (S) elevation: balanced asymmetry in 7 bays (a, b, c, d, e, f, g). Forward projections: octagonal and pyramidal roofed at 'a', rectangular and gabled at 'd' and 'g'. Narrow slate canopy on timber brackets, between floors, across 'a', 'b', 'c', and Sash windows with stone mullions and irregular quoin surrounds. Attic gablets to 'b' and 'f'; gabled dormer to 'c', relieving arches to first floor windows of 'e' and 'f'; first floor canted oriel window to 'g' with corbelling to underside. Entrance is at rear (N) in single-storey gabled porch with moulded equilateral arch. Large dilapidated, split-level conservatory adjoins the E. side of Hutton Hall. Brick with stone dressings, glazed roof has largely collapsed. Contemporary with Hall. Asymmetrical with segmental- arched openings and pinnacles to pierced parapet. Internal double arcade of semi-circular arches on twisted fluted columns. Kitchen courtyard attached to N.E. side of Hutton Hall, with Gothic Tudor gatehouse with circular bartizan to R.H.S. Interior of Hall largely unaltered. 2 principal reception rooms with plaster panelled ceilings. Pointed arcade between inner hall and open-well staircase. Contemporary stained and painted glass to windows in W. and N. eleva- tions.

Listing NGR: NZ5994014514

External Links

• Hutton Hall at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q5951058

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