Description

HAYLE CHAPEL TERRACE, Hayle
SW 5437-5537
10/73 No 12 (Pratt's Hayle Market)
- (formerly Foundry Chapel)

GV II
Former methodist chapel and schoolroom, now used as a market. Date plaque 1845.
Stucco front, otherwise rubble with granite dressings. Scantle slate roof behind
stuccoed parapet with pediment at the front.
Plan: Rectangular aisle-less plan with gallery on 4-sides large entrance porch at the
front and large former schoolroom at the rear. Classical style.
Exterior: 2 storey elevations. 1:3:1 bay west front has first floor (gallery)
windows to the 3 wider middle bays. Round-headed openings. Ground floor has 1:3:1
bay entrance porch with stucco rustications. The middle bays are broken forward and
flanked by panelled pilasters 3 doorways between with blind central doorway. The
right and left hand bays are quadrant on plan and each have a window. Moulded
parapet cornice and plain parapet. The first floor bays are divided by Tuscan
pilasters over a moulded sill string ; entablature above has moulded architrave,
plain frieze and modillioned parapet cornice with pediment over the middle bays and a
central round date plaque. Side walls have 4 square-headed openings to the ground
floor of each side and round-headed openings to the first floor (gallery).
Entablature and parapets over.
Interior: some additions for use as an indoor market but the original architectural
detail is intact including : panelled gallery, with Corinthian pilasters at the east
end and plastered ceiling with moulded bands.

Listing NGR: SW5595037175

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26453549

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