Description

1.
5401
TQ 0107
1/211

MOUNT PLEASANT
(East Side)
Arundel Youth Centre. Outhouse to South-west. Wall bounding north side of courtyard, and railings bounding west side of courtyard.

II

2.
1851 (dated). Formerly the poor house.
Nodular flint. Red brick dressings, with some grey headers in window jambs. Rubbed
brick voussoirs. Ashlar sills. Late C19 brick chimneys. Hipped slate roof in
front, pitched tile roof behind (probably earlier).
3 storeys. Brick string courses between. Brick modillion cornice.
5 bays, central one with planked door now masked by modern porch. All windows
segment-headed, double-hung sashes with glazing bars, except for central window
of 1st floor which is modern. 4 windows on 2nd floor are blocked.
Internally joists run unsupported from wall to wall, and are apparently cased
in wooden planks. It is not clear what this casing encloses; if the joists are
iron, and if they date from 1831, the building is of major importance.
2 storey brick extension to north. Red brick. Hipped slate roof. 1 planked
door with 1 double-hung sash window with glazing bars above.
Outhouse (formerly bath house) to south-west, set at right angles to front. Nodular
flint, red brick dressings, ashlar sills and keystones. Hipped and gabled tile
roof. Modillion cornice of bricks set diagonally to form zig-zag pattern. 1
storey with attics, 1 planked door. 2 segment-headed double-hung sash windows
with glazing bars. 2 large gables, each with 1 narrow round-arched casement window.
Courtyard bounded to north by nodular flint retaining wall with red brick dressings;
to west by iron railings with prominent ornamental finials. (1 missing). No
gates. Railings set on nodular flint retaining wall with brick chaining and ashlar
coping, which, together with the retaining wall of the outhouse, borders the east
side of Mount Pleasant.

Listing NGR: TQ0140007075

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26540494

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