Description

SE 0915 KNOWL ROAD
Golcar
10/214
Church of England
- School

- II

1864 (dated). Church school. Hammer dressed stone. Rusticated ashlar quoins.
Pitched slate roof. Stone copings to gables on moulded footstones. Ball
and stalk finials. Moulded stone brackets. 1/2 storeys (and basement).
Central part: Single storey, east-west orientation with north-south single
storey wing to west and 2 storey wing to east. North side: Central part has
central porch with pitched roof with date: 1864. To each side are two 2-
light windows with pointed arch, Y-tracery and diamond glazing. Wing to
east: Three large windows to ground floor with stone mullion and transom.
Upper floor has three windows with pointed arched heads and Y-tracery, (centre
window larger with relieving arch over). 2 storey hipped roof extension
on west side with five 2-light stone mullioned windows with semi-circular
heads and hood moulds. Wing to west: Small single storey hipped roofed extension.
Two windows with pointed arched head and Y-tracery with diamond glazing.
North gable has single opening in gable apex with pointed arched head. South
side: Eight windows with pointed arched heads and Y-tracery with diamond
glazing. Basement level has several doorways (some part blocked) and various
single and 2-light windows. South gable of east wing has four single lights
at basement level and three windows with stone mullion and transom to ground
floor. Upper floor has three windows with pointed arched head and Y-tracery
with diamond glazing (centre light larger with relieving arch over). West
elevation: Central gable with two pointed arched windows as above and one
mullioned and transomed window as above. East elevatation: Seven pointed
arched windows, as above, and small light in gable apex.

Listing NGR: SE0986615727

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26565581

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