Description

In the entry for

5/13 ELLERKER MAIN STREET
SE 92 NW
(north side)
5/13 The Hall
The previous listing date "7.2.68" shall be added.

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5/13 ELLERKER MAIN STREET
SE 92 NW
(north side)
5/13 The Hall
- II
House. Mid-late C18 rear range, front range added c1800, and drawing room
to right added (perhaps as a billiard room), late C19. Rendered,
pebbledashed and colour-washed with stone dressings; graduated slate roofs
to C19 sections, pantiles to the earlier range. 2 storeys, 5 bays; plinth
and rusticated quoins. Bay 3 rises as a canted bay through full height of
the house. To the right is a door of 6 raised and fielded panels with
overlight in porch with panelled piers flanked to extreme right by a sash
with glazing bars in a shouldered architrave. To the canted bay are 3
similar sashes; similar sashes again to the left. First-floor sill band to
7 sashes with glazing bars in shouldered architraves. Modillion eaves
cornice and low pediment with raked cornices to front of the bay. Hipped
roof, axial stack. Right and left side walls of the front range have a
full-height canted bay with sashes with glazing bars and 16-pane sashes to
centre. Single-storey 2-bay drawing room extension to right has 2 sashes
with glazing bars in eared architraves: rusticated quoins, modillion eaves
cornice. Side wall has Doric doorcase to French window with margin-pane
glazing. Interior: many features of c1800 survive including a number of
panelled doors in fluted doorcases with paterae, rosettes, and masks; a cut-
string stair with scrolled tread-ends, wrought-iron balustrade of stick
balusters alternating with elegant pelta-shaped balusters and slender
wreathed handrail.

Listing NGR: SE9204829476

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26397411

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