Description

BUXTON

SK0573NE TERRACE ROAD
616-1/3/74 (East side)
21/12/70 Nos.1, 2 AND 3
Grove Hotel and Grove Parade
(Formerly Listed as:
TERRACE ROAD
Grove Hotel)

GV II

Formerly known as: Grove Coffee House TERRACE ROAD.
Includes: Nos.1, 3 AND 5 Grove Hotel and Grove Parade SPRING
GARDENS.
Hotel with shops. c1770 and late C18 with canopy and shop
fronts of 1883 possibly by Joseph Whalley (landlord). Dressed
gritstone with painted stucco and painted ashlar dressings
plus Welsh slate roofs and grouped stone stacks.
EXTERIOR: 4 storeys. First- and second-floor sill bands.
9-window range with canted corner to right and 3-storey plus
attic, 3-window range to Spring Gardens.
Ground floor has ornate cast-iron canopy with columns
supporting ornate openwork panels and glazed lean-to roof,
central section to Terrace Road has segmental arch on paired
columns inscribed GROVE HOTEL with ornate iron wreath, central
section to Spring Gardens has smaller segmental arch on paired
columns inscribed BAR with ornate iron wreath. This canopy
extends north across No.5 Grove Parade.
Central hotel entrance has painted ashlar surround with
pilasters and paired brackets supporting segmental pediment
and double panel doors. Either side shops with recessed
doorways, some retaining late C19 shop fronts.
4-storey range to Terrace Road has 9 windows partly hidden by
canopy, 9 sashes above and 9 smaller sashes above again.
3-storey range to Spring Gardens has 3 windows partly hidden
by canopy, 3 sashes above and 3 dormers above again, central
flat roofed dormer with 3-light cross casement flanked by
single gabled dormers with plain sashes.
Rear much altered C19 and C20. Additions include semi-circular
bay windows.
INTERIOR: bar has encased chamfered beams.
(The Buildings of England: Pevsner N: Derbyshire:
Harmondsworth: 1953-1986: 116).

Listing NGR: SK0590773579

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26549240

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