Description

HAYLE ST GEORGES ROAD, Hayle
SW 53 NE
4/155 No 14 and 16 (Netherleigh)
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GV II
House. Circa 1850. Stuccoed walls. Hipped grouted scantle slate roof with
projecting eaves. Rendered brick chimneys over sides walls.
Plan: Double depth plan with 2 equal sized reception rooms at the garden front;
entrance hall behind right-hand room leading to stair hall; another reception room or
former study behind the entrance hall and probably kitchen at rear left. Extended
C20 at rear and at left-hand side.
Exterior: 2-storeys. Plinth rusticated stucco quoin strips clasping the corners and
moulded cornices under wide eaves soffits. Symmetrical 3 window north garden front
with central half-domed niche with moulded architrave. Ground floor window openings
at left and right have flanking pilasters carrying hoods on consoles. First floor
openings have moulded architraves. Original 12-pane hornless sashes (also to
entrance front). 3 window west entrance front has doorway, right of middle and
window over; window right of doorway with window over and another window at first
floor left. Original 4-panel door and overlight with marginal panes. In front of
the doorway is a probably slightly later C19 conservatory with marginal panes to
fixed lights (4 at the front, 2 at the right-hand side) and consoles over pilaster
mullions supporting an eaves cornice surmounted by cast-iron cresting. The door
(left-hand side) has coloured marginal panes and similarly detailed opening
overlight.
Interior: Has most of its original architectural detail including stairs, panelled
doors, window shutters and plaster ceiling cornices.

Listing NGR: SW5619237040

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26454089

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