Description

MANSFIELD

SK5361 STOCKWELL GATE
924-1/5/112 (South side)
No.9

GV II

Former public house, now building society office. Dated 1888,
restored and remodelled c1990. Ashlar with slate roof.
Jacobean Revival style.
Plinth, angle pilasters, cornices to each floor, coped parapet
with moulded and shouldered central gable. Central round
cornered oriel window with fluted bracket and frieze with
swags, topped with a pedimented gable dated 1888. Central
plain sash with round-headed top light, flanked by single
curved sashes. Beyond, on either side, tripartite plain sashes
with panelled pilasters. Above each window, double swags and
below them, shaped aprons. Angle pilasters are fluted. Ground
floor has central round-cornered moulded doorway with panelled
pilasters, enriched keystone and floral spandrels. C20
metal-framed glazed door and overlight. On either side, late
C20 shop windows. Included for group value.

Listing NGR: SK5376461069

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26576542

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