Description

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SK38NE HIGH HAZELS PARK
784-1/6/843 High Hazels House, Tinsley Park Golf
28/06/73 Club
(Formerly Listed as:
HIGH HAZELS PARK
High Hazels House)

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House, now golf club. Mid C19 with late C19 additions and C20
alterations. Ashlar and brick, with ashlar dressings and
hipped slate roofs with 3 grouped coped ridge stacks and
single side wall stack. Italianate style.
EXTERIOR: plinth, chamfered quoins, first floor and sillbands,
modillion eaves. 2 storeys; 3 x 4 windows.
Entrance front has a projecting hipped centre with a plain
sash with shouldered head and cornice and balustraded apron.
Below, a 3 bay round-headed loggia covering a blind arcade
with a central fielded panelled double door with fanlight.
To left, a 3 stage square tower with string courses, modillion
eaves and pyramidal roof topped with a wind vane. Round headed
plain sash on first floor and above, on each side a double
round-headed opening with hoodmould and pseudo balcony. Single
sash in ground floor return angle. To right, 2 plain sashes on
each floor, the upper ones with eared and shouldered
surrounds, the lower ones with cornices.
Left return, facing the park, has an off-centre 2 storey
canted bay window with 3 plain sashes on each floor, the upper
ones with moulded surrounds, the lower ones with cornices. To
left, 2 plain sashes on each floor, and to right a single
plain sash on each floor, with similar surrounds and cornices.
To left, a set back range with a square porch in the return
angle.
Rear has a near-central 3 stage square tower with a
round-headed plain sash on the ground floor. To right, a
single storey service wing, 2 windows, with large gable stack.
INTERIOR has hallway and stair well with modillion cornices
and round arches. Open well cantilever wooden stair with
patterned iron balusters and mahogany handrail. Stained glass
stair window dated 1850, with monogram. 2 simple marble
fireplaces.

Listing NGR: SK3997387861

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26546709

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