Description

In the entry for;
SU 5706 WEST STREET
5/149 (South Side)
Fareham
GV. United Reformed Church
II
The entry shall be amended to read;

SU 5706 FAREHAM WEST STREET
5/149 (South Side)
United Reformed Church
GV. II
Congregational Chapel,now United Reformed Church, Opened 1836 by J Adams of Gosport;
renovated lateCl9. Yellow brick in Flemish bond with stone dressings; returns rendered
and scored as ashlar; rear of red brick in stretcher bond. Corrugated iron roof. 3 x 7
bays, gable-end to road. In Gothic style having 4-centred arched openings, the windows
with stone tracery forming 4-centred arched lights and honeycomb iron glazing bars.
North (entrance) elevation; champered plinth; Offset diagonal butresses, those flanking
the taller, projecting, central bay gableted and with juxtaposed gableted finials behind
parapet. Openings have 2 chamfered orders. Central double door with arched panelling below
hoodmould with decorative stops and string; 3-light window above with perpendicular style
tracery and hoodmould; oculus containing cinquefoil to gable. Narrower transomed 2-light
windows to outer bays. String below coped parapet. Returns : bays divided by offset
butresses, each with a transomed 2-light window. Interior not inspected.
Evangelical Magazine, June 1837, p.272

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WEST STREET
1.
5231
(South Side)
Fareham
United Reformed Church
SU 5706 5/149
II GV
2.
1835. Gothick style. White brick 3 bay facade with pedimented gable end to street,
eaves cornice and coped parapet. Buttresses. 1 centre traceried window with band
below and side window with transom. All with decorative glazing bars. Centre door
with dripstone mould above.
The United Reformed Church and No 66 form a group

Listing NGR: SU5814006219

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26526865

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