Description

BLANCHLAND THE SQUARE Blanchland
NY 9650
24/36 The Angel
(west side)
15.4.69

GV II

Former inn, now part of Lord Crewe Arms. Part of medieval monastic outer court
range, remodelled and extended to rear in mid C18; altered, with new roof, mid
C19, probably by S.S. Teulon. Rubble with cut and tooled dressings; slate roof.
Front elevation 2 storeys + attic, 3 bays. Central renewed door with 8-pane
sash above, flanking bays with margined sashes; all openings in raised stone
surrounds except for small 4-pane casement, on ground floor far right, in C17
or earlier chamfered surround. Central gabled dormer with tripartite window;
steeply-pitched roof with 2 flanking stacks on each return. Rear elevation shows
20-pane sash stair window with intersecting glazing bars in head; raised round-
arched surround with imposts and chamfered keystone. Rear roof slope has banded
diaper pattern in blue, purple and green slate.
Interior: Front section retains 1-metre-thick walls of medieval range; rear
section has stair with stick balusters, grip handrail and moulded newels.

Listing NGR: NY9656350341

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26297468

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