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SE 39 NW
5/4

DANBY WISKE
MOUNTSTROLL LANE (west side, off)
Danby Hill

(previously listed as "Danby Hall")

31.3.70

II
House. Dated 1767 with early C19 alterations. Red brick in Flemish bond, graduated slate roof. Three storeys, 2:3:2 bays, the outer bays bowed, that to right only two storeys. Central half-glazed door in Doric porch with frieze, cornice and blocking course. Windows have flat brick arches with keystones and stone cills. All are sashes with glazing bars, those to right bow larger, except window to right of door, a sixteen-pane sash, and those on second floor which are six-pane sashes to left bow and to central portion a twelve-pane and two nine-pane unequally-hung sashes. Drainpipes flanking central portion have rainwater heads, dated on left 1805 and on right 1819. Pediment over central bay with recessed elliptical datestone of 1767, hipped roof with three ridge stacks.

Listing NGR: SE3342197361

External Links

• Wikidata Q26443059

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