Description

SWYNNERTON SWYNNERTON 1. 5373 Dixons and adjoining range of outbuildings to north-east of Swynnerton Hall SJ 83 NE 5/18

II 2. C18 and early C19, with later alterations. Red brick with tile roofs. A varied range extending from north-east side of Swynnerton Hall presenting attractive frontage to Churchyard. Two storey and single storey. Right-hand wing with renewed casements adjoining single-storey range with pitching-eyes and segmental-headed carriage arch to yard, and rear wing; adjoining C18 brick octagonal garden house with stone quoins and pyramidal roof with ball-head finial; to left again, a barn with pitching-eyes and honey-comb brickwork in part, the left-hand side now a dwelling (Dixons); return wing on left-hand side with 3-storeyed corner bay, formerly a dovecote. To left of yard gateway, a single storey stone barn, the south side altered in brick.

Listing NGR: SJ8529235494

External Links

• Wikidata Q26493925

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