Description

STONELEIGH
6/279 Stoneleigh Grange
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- II

Circa C18 red brick house L shaped in plan, extended in early C19 red brick with
cross wing at west end forming U-shaped plan. Steeply pitched plain tile roofs.
The older eastern portion is of three storeys. gabled at south, hipped at north.
In south gable end at ground floor 4-light mullion/transom window with glazing
bars in segmental arched opening. At first floor flat brick arch with sash
window and glazing bars. At second floor a 2-light casement with glazing bars
under cambered brick arch. The newer portion is of two storeys, the south gable
end has at ground floor a canted bay window with sashes and glazing bars. At
first floor a flat brick arch with sash window and glazing bars. The west
elevation of this later cross wing is three bays wide; the central slightly
projecting rendered bay contains entrance arch with recessed six panel door and
fanlight. Above door is sash window with glazing bars. To left and right of
central bay, at ground and first floors are sash windows with glazing bars and
flat brick arches. Three groups of late C19 diagonally placed red brick chimney
shafts.

Listing NGR: SP3345373067

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26646704

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