Description

TQ O5NE RIPLEY C.P. ROSE LANE
(East Side)
2/170
14/6/67 Ripley Court School

II

House, now school. Mid Cl7, extended in Early C18, late C18 and C20. Brick clad in
colourwashed pebbledash on colourwashed, rendered plinth; C20 plain tiled roof,
hipped in parts. Central rectangular block with hipped roof range projecting at
right angles to left, single storey extensions to right end. Two storeys and attics
to centre and left. Front end stack with dentilled "shoulders", ridge stack to left
of centre and end stack to right; further stacks to rear and right. Central range
set back: plat band over ground floor, dentilled eaves above. 2 hip roofed casement
dormers. Regular 5 bay front with sash windows under rendered, keystoned heads.
Diamond pattern glazing bars and margin lights. Central window on first floor,
arched with impost blocks. Fine central doorcase in Greek Revival, fluted,Doric
half-columned porch, columns smooth on lower third, and resting on pedestal plinths.
Triglyph and guttae freize to shallow flat hood. 5-panel door under traceried
transome light with roundel, diamond and central, triple arcade, in the tracery
bars. Projecting wing to left: 2 windows on ground floor, and one window above,
breaking into dentilled eaves of stack. Single storey range to right with gable to
end adjacent to house. One 3-light,keystoned,casement window. Irregular casement
fenestration to right.
Left hand return front: 2 hipped roof projecting bays, 12-pane glazing bar sash
windows to each bay, 2 ground floor angle bay windows with tripartite sashes. Central
ground floor window with "spiders web" tracery.

Listing NGR: TQ0533856523

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26582444

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