Description

FELBRIGG FELBRIGG PARK
TG 13 NE
5/24 Service Wing to East
of Hall
G.V. II*
Former Estate offices, part now used as shop by National Trust. Circa 1750
by James Paine, remodelled and enlarged by W.J. Donthorn in 1825. Brick
partly rendered with Roman cement. Rectangular range fronted by long passage
and flanked by projecting wings. Symmetrical facade of 7 bays, a flat-roofed
corridor added or remodelled by Donthorn in 1825. The bays separated by
pilasters, the first, third, fifth and seventh bays having 4-light windows
with Y-tracery glazing bars and transom under 4-centred arch. Similarly
glazed double-leaved door to centre bay. Second and sixth bays blank. Low
brick parapet. Set back behind this is Paine's 2 storey range with rendered
central 3-bays under pediment. 2-light leaded casements. Cupola over with
clock to south face, lead roof and weather vane. Left hand 2 bays brick with
similar casements. To right a rendered screen wall. Flanking these 7 bays
are single bay gabled wings added in 1825 with 4-light windows having Y-
tracery glazing bars and 2 transoms. Parapet. Shaped gable. To the rear
is a courtyard, the west range of 2 storeys having sash windows with glazing
bars. To the north a 2 storey range with C20 fenestration. The eastern wing
is made up of a single storey and an outbuilding item No. 5/23 (q.v).

Listing NGR: TG1931039400

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17556407

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