Description

NEWARK ON TRENT

SK7954SE NORTHGATE
619-1/5/313 (North West side)
29/09/50 No.35
and adjoining malthouse, kiln and
stable.

GV II

House, adjoining malthouse and stable. Late C18 and early C19,
with mid C19 and late C20 alterations. House, brick with
hipped slate roof and 2 side wall stacks, has plinth, first
floor band and dentillated eaves. 3 storey main block, 3
windows, has projecting centre with pediment. Three 12 pane
sashes and above, a plain sash to left and two 6-pane sashes
to right. All these windows have flat arches. Central moulded
wooden doorcase with scrolled brackets to pediment and
half-glazed panelled door with fanlight. On either side,
single canted brick bay windows with 12 pane sashes. To left,
3 storey addition, with a single segment headed glazing bar
fixed light and above it, a 16 pane sash. Below, a 12 pane
sash and a plank door, both segment headed. To right, a 2
storey hipped wing with a single 6 pane sash and below, a
segment headed 12 pane sash and a C20 door with gabled canopy.
To right again, a further single storey hipped addition.
Adjoining malthouse, now store, 2 storeys, 8x3 bays, has
hipped pantile roof and dentillated eaves. Courtyard front has
a plank door reached by stone steps and to its right, 2 small
segment headed openings. Below, central pair of plank doors
with wooden lintel flanked to left by a single plank door and
to right by a segment headed window. Rear has 7 small glazing
bar sliding windows. Adjoining disused kiln at left end, 3
storeys, has hipped pantile roof with 2 elaborate metal cowls.
4 segment headed barred openings and above, 2 similar flat
headed openings. Ground floor has 3 C20 casements. Adjoining
stable, to left, has 2 segment headed hatches and below, 2
sets of garage doors with wooden lintels, flanked to left by 2
blocked doors and a segment headed window. House interior has
softwood open well stair with winders and stick balusters,
with ramped and scrolled handrail. Ground floor left front
room has moulded cornice with acanthus, and C19 marble
Classical fireplace. Several moulded 6-panel doors. Malthouse
has segmetal brick arched basement with round brick piers.
Gypsum plaster floors and round iron piers to upper storeys.
Strutted softwood queen post truss roof. Kiln has no floors
and queen post truss roof.

Listing NGR: SK7992054318

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26525197

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