Description

RICKINGHALL INFERIOR HINDERCLAY ROAD (WEST
TM 07 NW
SIDE)
1/117 Snape Hill House with
15.11.54 attached Crinkle-Crankle
Wall (formerly listed under
Bury Road)
-- II
Large house. C17 or C18 origins, extended and altered c.1820, part raised
late C19. White brick with stone dressings, some roughcast timber frame and
red brick to rear. Steeply pitched hipped plaintiled roofs with slates and
black glazed pantiles to rear. An L shaped front block interlocking with an L
shaped earlier service block to rear to form a half H on plan. 2 storeys,
raised to 3 to front; 2 storey and attic service block. 5 bay front: central
entrance in a later C19 closed Tuscan porch, part raised 6 panelled door,
engaged columns and outer pilasters, blocking course. Single glazing bar
sashes with gauged brick flat arched heads. Dentilled stone cornice to added
attic with a band below smaller single glazing bar sashes with gauged brick
flat arched heads, stone cornice to parapet. 2 stacks with oversailing caps
to rear between outer bays, that to left on returned ridge. Left return has a
full height canted bay window with French windows towards front, tripartite
glazing bar sashes with cambered heads and blocked cellar windows towards
rear. To rear an internal end stack, a roughcast 2 storey canted bay with a
short 1 storey brick outbuilding at an angle, a boarded bellcote with a leaded
finial. To front tight and set back an early C19 bay with a recessed
architraved half glazed door, first floor 3:3 pane sash, dentilled cornice,
internal end stack, roughcast and red brick right return with some tumbling-
in, a part opening transomed 3-light metal frame leaded casement, 3 further
lights and a sash to rear. Service block to rear is timber on ground floor
brick, all roughcast, 3 bay outer elevation: ground floor central entrance,
architraved 6 panelled door with a fanlight, bracketed hood, recessed sashes;
first floor part opening metal frame leaded casements, a hip in roof towards
front, internal white brick stack to rear gable end, red brick with a
tumbled-in parapet. A further service range at right angles behind main early
C19 block. Interior not inspected. Attached to rear left is an early C19 red
brick crinkle-crankle wall, about 4 metres high with rounded coping, a lower
section with a quadrant curve and a door returns for a length of about 40
metres with an offset plinth, angled coping.

Listing NGR: TM0343075441

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26619000

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