Description

ELSTON LODGE LANE SK 74 NW (south side) 5/22 Coach House at Elston Towers G.V. II Coach house. Late C19. Red and yellow brick. Hipped slate roof. Yellow brick eaves band. Set on a plinth. 2 storeys, 4 bays. First floor yellow brick band with band of decorative terracotta panels. Ground and first floor sill and hood mould bands. Large triangular arched doorway with plank door. To the right is a single round arched casement with hexagonal and lozenge glazing bars, further right is a part blocked triangular arched doorway and on the far right a single similar blocked window. Above is a pair of similar lights and to the right a single similar light, a triangular arched doorway with plank door and on the far right a single similar window opening. In the left wall is a doorway. Above is a circular fixed light with decorative glazing bars flanked by single recessed panels with yellow brick surrounds and containing single painted shields decorated with single fleurons. To the right is a projecting 4 storey tower formerly topped with clock but now with C20 stack. Yellow brick cornice with yellow brick attentuated brackets. Set on a plinth. Ground and first floor hood mould bands. First, second and third floor bands, all yellow brick. Triangular arched doorway with double door. Above, similar pair of window openings, the right with glazing bars. Above, single rectangular inset panel with yellow brick blind lancets. On the top floor is a single rectangular panel with yellow brick surround and inner yellow brick panel containing a single decorative quatrefoil.

Listing NGR: SK7474848352

External Links

• Wikidata Q26589684

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