Description

SE 72 SE KILPIN SANDHALL PARK

13/50 Sand Hall
16.12.66 (formerly listed as Manor
House, Sandhall)


- II

Country house. 1777 on datestone for John Scolefield, with addition to east
front of 1870-72 by J M Teale of Doncaster, front and back porches of 1889
and bay windows of 1895 and alterations of 1908-9 by Benjamin Jacobs of
Hull. Brick in Flemish bond, Welsh slate roof. Central-hallway entry with
service wing to rear. South facade: 3 storeys, 7 bays arranged 3:1:3 with
central bay breaking forward slightly. Single-storey, single-bay extension
known as front porch to left and narrow 2-storey, single-bay extension to
right. Steps to C19 pedimented glazed porch containing 6-fielded-panel door
with glazed upper panels and overlight in keyed doorcase profusely decorated
with fluting and paterae. Consoles support dentilled pediment containing
datestone inscribed JS. Bays 3 and 5 have plate-glass sashes beneath keyed
1777
flat brick arches. Outer bay have canted bay windows with plate-glass
sashes beneath keyed stone lintels. Front porch: board door and plate-glass
sash, with roof hipped to left. Extension to right: narrow plate-glass sash
and dentilled band above. First floor: central plate-glass sash in keyed,
eared architrave with dentilled hood flanked by plate-glass sashes beneath
flat brick keyed arches. Extension to right: narrow plate-glass sash.
Second floor: central round-headed window with imposts and keystone flanked
by squat plate-glass sashes beneath flat, keyed stucco arches. Dentilled
eaves course and hipped roof with stacks to rear. East front: 3 storeys,
7 bays arranged 2:3:2 with advanced central section bowed to ground and first
floors, projecting added outer bays to ground and first floors. Central
section: plate-glass sashes on continuous sill band to ground and first
floor. Left bays blind, right bays with plate-glass sashes. All openings
beneath flat brick arches, dentilled first-floor and eaves band. Hipped
roofs to outer bays. Second floor: tripartite segmental-arched window with
plate-glass sashes to central section and squat sash to right. Central
dentilled pediment. Hipped roofs to outer sections. Interior: fluted arch
in hallway. Open string staircase with column-on-vase square knop
balusters, carved tread ends and ramped handrail.

Listing NGR: SE7627023808

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26364615

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