Description

SU 66 SE STRATFIELD TURGIS
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26.4.57 The Wellington Arms PH

II

Early C19. A symmetrical classical facade (east), having simple 'Grecian' details.
Central block of 2 storeys and attic, with set back tall wings on each side of one
storey. Hipped tile roof to the centre (above an older core), with 2 flat-roofed
dormers; hipped slate roof to the north wing (flat to the south). Stucco walling with
parapet, having a coping, stepped fascias above and below a plain cornice moulding,
plinth. Sashes in reveals; the centre has ground-floor rectangular bays with a
blocking course above a moulded cornice, the wings have large 3-light windows within a
frame projected on brackets and supporting a plain pediment. The solid porch has a
blocking course, a pediment, plain frieze and plain pilasters. There is a small
doorway with simple cornice, at the south side of the east wing. Set back at some
distance at the east side is a single-storeyed stable range, of 5 arched openings, the
centre altered to provide a modern porch, slate roof.

Listing NGR: SU6977860240

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26584364

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