Description

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KIRKBY MALZEARD
SE 27 SW
10/108 MOWBRAY HOUSE

GV II

Country House. Mid C18 and c1870. Coursed rubble with ashlar
dressings and C20 tile roof. 8 Ashlar stacks. Ashlar moulded
eaves. Quoins. 2 storey. 9 bay east front, with recessed centre,
added c1870, with slightly projecting central rusticated
pilasters, and doorway with double doors and overlight in ashlar
surround with brackets supporting a flat hood with balcony
balustrade. Above a plain sash in moulded ashlar surround and
above a panel bearing a coat of arms topped by a segmental
pediment. Either-side single large plain sashes with single
smaller plain sashes above. Slightly projecting 3 bay wings, with
2 large plain sashes and 2 smaller plain sashes above, with
beyond 2 storey canted bay windows at either end with rusticated
pilaster strips and 3 large plain sashes with 3 smaller plain
sashes above. This front is topped by a balustrade. To the left
is a screen with blocked arch and 2 open round arches topped with
a balustrade and a central pedimented finial. South front, 5 bays
with projecting loggia to right, with a single window to right
and 3 round arches with keystones, topped by a plain parapet,
beyond to left 2 plain sashes and to the right a half-blocked and
a blocked window all with plain ashlar surrounds

Listing NGR: SE2360274446

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26443318

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