Description

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5004
TQ 2789 23/7
9.8.73

Finchley,
EAST END ROAD (south side) N2,
No 250 (Bobath Centre)
(Formerly listed as No 250 (Pardes House School) EAST END ROAD.
Previously listed as Holy Trinity Church of England School)

II GV

Former school. Circa 1847, by Anthony Salvin (dated on bellcote). Modest building in a style prophetic of the Arts and Crafts movement. One storey, 3 bay range has slightly projecting centre with high gable terminating in bellcote and short, 2 storey projecting gabled side wings. These have one storey set back outer extensions. Red brick. High pitched roofs of large slates. Two later dormers. End chimneys and one diagonal chimney, an asymmetrical touch, at left angle of centrepiece. Small paned casements or sashes under segmental arches and with sloped tiled sills. In centre 2 tall windows and an unglazed, stone framed light above. Moulded stone copings to gables. In inner angles of wings, 2 square gabled porches, with stone tudor-arched entrances, marked GIRLS and BOYS.

Listing NGR: TQ2718989446

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Bobath Centre at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q26483752

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