Description

IRNHAM
TF 02 NE

4/159 Bulby Hall

6.5.52

G.V. II

Small country house. 1840-2, built for Rev. William Watson
Smythe in Tudor-Gothic style. Render with stucco and ashlar
dressings, slate roof with stone coped gables, having 3 tall wall
stacks, one with 3 moulded ashlar shafts. 2 storey with garret,
3 bay main front, flanking bays advanced and separately gabled
with plinth, string courses and plain parapet, rusticated quoins.
Central half glazed double doors, recessed beneath open 4 centred
arch, flanked by single rectangular bay windows, each containing
a 3 light plain transomed casement. Above are panelled parapets,
that to centre having pierced decoration. To first floor 3 two
light mullioned and transomed plain casements and in the gables
single small fixed lights. All windows have segmental heads to
the lights and moulded hoods. To the right is a single storey
one unit service wing containing a 3 light window with behind a
further 2 bay gabled range.

Listing NGR: TF0514125682

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26316157

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