Description

TG 2440 OVERSTRAND CLIFF ROAD

8/26 Methodist Chapel
27.9.72
II

Chapel. 1898 by Edwin Lutyens. Brick, tile, pebbledash. Hipped pantile
roof. Rectangular in plan. Entrance doorway to the east in splayed recess
beneath 6 orders of semicircular brick arches, dying out into the jambs;
radiating bands of tiles in the arch continue as vertical bands across the
east face and one continuing to form the keystone. Moulded brick shafts
to upper corners. Hipped roof from which rises a clerestorey with one
Diocletian window to the east. Brick side walls with no windows; pitched
roofs from which brick piers rise to support lead-covered beams. 4
Diocletian windows to the clerestorey on both north and south. Interior.
Semicircular headed cupboards with keystones to either side of entrance.
Late C19 fittings. House and Gardens by E.L. Lutyens, Laurence Weaver,
1913.

Listing NGR: TG2482140795

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26464474

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