Description

SU 75 NE HARTLEY WINTNEY

5/17 Hazeley House

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- II

Late C18, and 1908. 2 storeys (and basement). Symmetrical (north) front of
2:1:2 windows with (set back) on the west a lower wing (1908) of 5 windows.
Slate roof, hipped. Red brickwork, with stone dressings of the later period,
Flemish bond, 1st floor band, rubbed flat arches, plinth. The parapet (1908)
has recesses above the windows, a moulded coping (lowered above recesses), raised
in the centre as a flattened ogee form: a fully-moulded stone cornice. Sashes
in reveals. The large classical Edwardian doorcase is a fully-detailed Ionic
order, with pilasters, a fanlight within a square frame, double doors. Inside,
there are folding shutters, 2 original fireplaces and 2 fine Adam fireplaces
(introduced in recent times). The Edwardian alterations and additions are in
matching style. There is a small wrought-iron entrance gate, with open-work
piers, where the approach drive enters the grounds.

Listing NGR: SP7387951089

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26535656

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