Description

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SP 83 NW
3/113
17.11.66

SHENLEY CHURCH END
SHENLEY ROAD
West Side
No 30
Eagles Wings

(Formerly listed as No. 16)

(Formerly listed as The Rectory)

II

House, formerly the Rectory. Late C18 brick rendered and painted.
Hipped slate roof with lead ridges and projecting eaves, flanking brick
chimneys. 3-storeys on high basement; E. front has 3 bays of sash
windows, outer bays tripartite with segmental headed recesses to
ground and 1st floors, central bay has full height segmental arched
recess, half glazed double door, 3-pane rectangular fanlight in segmental
headed recess with engaged Greek Doric columns in antis, approached by
double flight of curved stone steps with plain wrought iron railings
ending in scrolls. North front has 3 bays, some windows altered;south front
also of 3 bays, 2 storey wing to west, altered and forming separate
dwelling. Interior mostly reconstructed 1972/4. Entrance hall has 2
groin vaulted ceiling and semicircular arch to staircase hall.

Listing NGR: SP8314936639

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26617148

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