Description

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WROXALL
MANOR LANE
SP27SW
998-0/2/10003 Wroxall Village School and School
House
II
School and attached master`s house. Dated 1863; extended in circa early C20 and later in C20.
Blue brick with stone and polychrome red and yellow brick dressings. Plain tile roof with
gabled ends and alternating red and yellow brick corbelled eaves. Brick axial stack to house with
stone weathered set-offs and later lateral stack at rear of schoolroom.
PLAN: Schoolroom with attached master's house on south east end and circa early C20 schoolroom added on opposite
north west end. Later C20 extensions at rear north east. High Victorian Gothic style.
EXTERIOR: 1 storey and attic. The master`s house south east front: 3 bays, the roofis carried
down over projecting centre bay with gabled half dormer and doorway; the flanking bays have
lancets on the ground floor and are blind above; the windows and doorway have depressed
2-centred polychrome brick arches with keystones, the doorway and ground floor windows
have cusped arches; sashes and plank door with strap hinges. On the left [SW] return gable-end
similar 2-light window on the ground floor and brick oriel on moulded stone corbel with
carved heraldic beasts at the corners and stone weathered canopy and dated keystone.
Polychrome; brick and thin red brick bands, the red brick bands continuing around the
schoolroom. The schoolroom south west front has two small gables over polychrome brick
depressed 2-centred arch windows, each containing three lancets; doorway to right similarto
front door of house and with plank door with strap hinges and small fanlight. The circa early
C20 schoolroom addition to the left [NW] has a sprocketed hipped roofand five large windows
on the NW elevation, the centre rising through eaves with hipped roof. Low flat-rooflate C20
extensions at rear. INTERIOR not inspected. _

Listing NGR: SP2251071276

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26543661

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