Description

ST23SW BROOMFIELD CP

6/7 Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 3A
(Broomfield Hall)

II

Country house, in wooded grounds; now divided into 4 dwellings. Stated to be of 1803, earlier wing at right-angles to
rear. Flemish bond red brick, wide bracketed eaves on front, slate roof, coped verges ramped up to end brick stacks
with freestone bands. Symmetrical 5-bay frontage, 3 storeys, 12-pane sash windows, except small 6-pane sash windows to
second floor, wedge lintols with emphasised triple keys, fretwork sunblind casings to ground and first floor. Central
half-glazed door, panelled reveals; half- glazed wooden porch, cornice, flat leaded roof; (this porch is probably an
alteration to an earlier portico as inside there are paired cast-iron columns). Parallel range at rear with slate
mansard roof, brick end stacks; 2-storeys and attic, flat-roofed dormers; predominantly sash windows with glazing bars,
same C20 alterations. Former service wing at right angles to rear. Interior with co-eval features including cornices,
staircase, fireplaces and window shutters.

Listing NGR: ST2377534337

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26628669

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