Description

In the entry for

2/87 ANDOVER SMANNELL ROAD
Christchurch

The entry shall be amended to read:

SMANNELL ROAD
Christ Church

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SU 34 NE ANDOVER SMANNELL ROAD
2/87 Christchurch

II
1857, and 1894, by William White. Single cell nave and chancel, with half-hexagon
apse; arcade on the north side of the nave giving onto the north aisle (rebuilt 1894)
and a transept, small vestry, south porch. Externally, the tile roof is of simple
form, hipped at the east end and gabled to aisle, transept and west end, where the
nave gable is raised, to form a staged belfry. Walling is of flint with a series of
brick bands, quoins, jambs, stepped buttresses, and plinth (moulded on buttresses).
Windows of 1.2 and 3 lights, with stonework used for cusped heads, plate tracery and
mullions. The porch has heavy timber-framing, on a high brick wall with stepped
buttresses. Within, the yellow brick walling has red brick bands and dado, the
pointed arches are formed of several brick bands and rest on plain tapered square
caps, above slender but short columns. The roof has open timber-framing, ceiled above
the collar level. Plain octagonal stone font; wrought-iron candelabra, dado panelling
to the apse, and at the west end 4 panels of the Prescriptions (of the early Cl9).

Listing NGR: SU3656546197

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26529794

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