Description

SAFFRON WALDEN

TL54SW LITTLE WALDEN ROAD
669-1/5/258 (East side)
01/11/72 Cinder Hall

II

House, built as a `Gothick' folly. Early/mid C19, C20 partial
refenestration. Flint cobble and red brick dressings decorated
with dark brick waste `cinder' panels. Roof metal sheeting and
roofing felt. Plan a very irregular rectangle. 2 storeys. E
elevation to road: rectangular, embattled parapet, bartizan on
S end, single 2-light blind window on ground and first floor
with labels, infilling of brick cinder, brick cornice between
floor and below parapet. Cinder patterns in flint walling. 4
centre brick arched doorway at N end, C19 door, boarded and
battened. Above, first floor rectangular blind window similar
to others now with small inserted casement window. N
elevation: long articulated range of irregular bays of octagon
and canted form, similar to front. To E older sash windows,
some in Gothick surrounds. To S, considerably replaced by C20
black aluminium lattice glazed casements. S elevation: long
range. S end flanked by 2 octagonal towers, plain cinder
panelled parapet. To N, crow-stepped gable, 4 octagonal stacks
behind and 2-storey lancet window. N end, second floor oriel
window on brick corbel, blind lancet window each side all in
house style. S end, C20 aluminium casement window and doors. W
elevation: irregular, octagonal tower to S, central gabled
porch with inner 2-leaf door with upper glazed panes and lower
fielded panel. Ground floor room to N with 3 C20 aluminium
casement windows, octagonal bay above and behind, all in house
style. INTERIOR. Seen to be plain

Listing NGR: TL5412640239

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26569418

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