Description

MARBURY CUM QUOISLEY C.P. (Off) HOLLINS LANE
SJ 54 NE
2/60 Marbury Hall
10-6-52
GV II
Small country house. c.1806. Red Flemish bond brick, painted, with
ashlar dressings and a slate roof with lead flashings. Two storeys.
Entrance front: seven bays symmetrically disposed. Slightly
projecting plinth. The central, slightly recessed, bay has engaged
antae to either side of the opening with a simplified entablature
above. To the opening are half-glazed doors of oak brought from Eaton
Hall, Nr.Eccleston. Within the recessed porch is a 1/2-glazed door with
lights to either side and a segmental fanlight above. To either side
are segmental bow windows each incorporating 3 bays, which at ground
floor level consist of deep sash windows of 3 x 2 sash panes falling
to the level of the plinth. To the first floor are seven sash windows
of 3 x 2 panes. Deep eaves and a hipped roof to either side of which
are chimney stacks, of 3 flues at right and 5 flues at left. At left
and slightly recessed is a service wing of four bays with 2-light and
single-light C20 windows at right and a C20 lean-to glazed porch at
left with a blocked window above. The right hand side has two first
floor windows of 3 x 2 sash panes. Rear: 3 bays symmetrically
disposed with central projecting bay with doorway having a segmental
relieving arch over and a moulded wooden door surround incorporating a
rectangular overlight with fan-shaped glazing bars. To either side of
this are tri-partite windows with segmental relieving arches above,
that at left having later C19 French windows to the centre and that at
right having a C20 window. Moulded wooden lintels to both windows.
To the first floor at centre is a staircase window of 4 x 4 panes with
segmental head. To either side and set slightly higher in the walling
are windows of 3 x 2 horned sash panes. Above the central bay was
originally a portion of parapet. To the right is the service wing of
two lower storeys with French windows at left and a cambered-headed
sash window of 3 x 2 panes with a stone sill. Two similar windows to
the first floor.

Listing NGR: SJ5606945086

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26519687

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