Description

HAYLE CHAPEL TERRACE, Hayle SW 5437-5537 10/167 No 8, including front garden walls and gate piers

GV II House, formerly the Bolitho Bank including front garden walls and gate piers. Circa mid C19. Stuccoed front. Grouted scantle slate roof with projecting eaves at the front. Brick chimneys over the party walls. Plan: Double depth plan with large reception room at the front on the left ; entrance hall on the right leading to stair hall and service rooms at rear. Exterior: 2 storeys. Regular 3 window west front with doorway under right-hand window. The front is flanked by stucco pilasters with tall round-arched panels and entablature over. Enclosed porch with eaves entablature and double doors with overlight. Ground floor window openings have moulded hoods on consoles ; first floor windows have moulded architraves. Circa early C20 2-pane horned sashes. Interior: not inspected. Shallow rectangular garden at the front with low stuccoed walls with hollow chamfered granite copings. Granite monolithic piers with cavetto pyramidal heads flank a central gateway. Source: Hayle Town Trail, by Brian Sullivan.

Listing NGR: SW5592537194

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