Description

PARISH OF REPTON KNIGHT'S LANE
SK 32 SW
5/69 (East Side)
The Hayes (formerly listed
2:9.52 as Repton Hayes)
II

Small country house. Early C19. Cement rendered and painted
plain tile overhanging roofs with decorative bargeboards. Four
brick ridge stacks to main block and two more to service wings.
Two storeys. East elevation of three gabled bays, the centre
gable half-hipped. Large projecting porch with two circular
castellated angle turrets, each with a gothic niche. The
battlements corbelled out. Plain parapets between. Broad four
centred stepped arch to entrance and to sides. Doorway flanked
by buttresses. Half glazed door with decorative glazing and
three gothic panels below. Flanked by stepped segmental pointed
windows with sashes and decorative glazing. Three sashes above
with similar glazing, under flat arches. Twin gabled north
elevation has five similar segmental pointed windows to ground
floor and five above under flat arches. Twin gabled south
elevation of three bays has a C20 semi-circular conservatory on
the right with a large gothic doorway within with French doors.
Segmental pointed arched doorway and window to left with gothick
glazing. Four glazing bar sashes above, the centre two grouped
as a pair. Two painted brick ranges to west with dentil cornice
and mostly segment headed windows. Possibly the remains of an
earlier house on the site. Interior: some remaining coloured
glass in the windows. Staircase with cast iron balusters and
wreathed handrail, probably re-set. Fluted architraves. Carved
oak Victorian chimneypieces. One late C18 style chimneypiece in
an upper room.

Listing NGR: SK3084224801

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26619217

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  Cork: City and County (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of Ireland)
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