Description

SHEFFIELD

SK37NW TOTLEY HALL LANE, Totley 784-1/12/892 (West side) 01/05/52 Totley Hall (Formerly Listed as: TOTLEY HALL LANE Totley Hall (Training College))

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House, now a department of the Sheffield Hallam University. Dated 1623. with additions 1883, 1894, in matching style, by John Dodsley Webster, and 1950. Coursed rubble and coursed squared stone, with ashlar dressings and stone slate roof with 2 side wall, 2 ridge and 3 rear wall stone stacks with lozenge shaped flues. Quoins, coped gables with kneelers. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys; 7 window range. E-plan. Windows are mainly stone mullioned cross casements. C19 central gabled wing has a 5-light window on each floor. To left, set back triple bay with a smaller 5-light window to left, and two 2-light casements to right. Below, a 5-light window with cornice and to its right, a Tudor arched doorway with a datestone above inscribed "G N 1623". C17 left wing has a C19 2-storey square stone bay window with a 3-light window on each floor. In the gable, a 2-light C17 window with chamfered mullion and label mould. To right of the central gable, a set back bay with a 2-light window to right, and below, 2 C19 transomed single windows. To right again, C19 wing with chamfered plinth and 2 lintel bands. Two 2-light windows with a strapwork panel between them, and above, a small double round-headed windows with label mould. Below, a 6-light window. Right return has basement with door to left, and to right an octagonal corner tower. Rear has to right a C19 billiard room by Webster, with a 4-light stained glass window. INTERIOR not inspected. (Researches by G Hague, Sheffield City Council).

Listing NGR: SK3077179517

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