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Square Outbuilding North of Rear of Bungalow Immediately South of Junction with the Ridge

A Grade II Listed Building in Collingham, Leeds

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Coordinates

Latitude: 53.9206 / 53°55'14"N

Longitude: -1.4062 / 1°24'22"W

OS Eastings: 439093

OS Northings: 447326

OS Grid: SE390473

Mapcode National: GBR LRM3.C9

Mapcode Global: WHDB0.CQL8

Plus Code: 9C5WWHCV+6G

Entry Name: Square Outbuilding North of Rear of Bungalow Immediately South of Junction with the Ridge

Listing Date: 22 July 1986

Grade: II

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1266155

English Heritage Legacy ID: 422840

ID on this website: 101266155

Location: Linton, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS22

County: Leeds

Civil Parish: Collingham

Built-Up Area: Wetherby

Traditional County: Yorkshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): West Yorkshire

Church of England Parish: Wetherby St James

Church of England Diocese: Leeds

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Description


COLLINGHAM LINTON LANE
SE34NE LS22 (west side)
SE391473

3/44 Square outbuilding
north of rear of
bungalow immediately
south of junction with
The Ridge

II

Building, the original purpose of which is uncertain, now stable and
water-tower. Mid C18, possibly by James Paine.
green-slate roof. Square single cell. Single-storey. 1 x 1 bays. Plinth.
Raised vermiculated rusticated quoins to angles and all openings. Impost band.
Each face has round-arched recess the voussoirs aligned to the courses filled
on 3 sides with a window (blocked) with deep apron and projecting sill, the lintel
being a continuation of the impost band; and doorway on the 4th side with monolithic
jambs and tall double-doors. The tympanum of each arch filled with finely-carved
plaque of differing designs; swags, foliage and to the north a cartouche. Bold
casement-moulded cornice. Blocking course. Corner ball-finials with square band
of vermiculated rustication. Pyramidal roof topped by urn on moulded plinth.

Interior: cobbled floor with drainage channels. In the roof space is large lead
water-tank.
James Paine was the architect of nearby Stockeld Park, 1758-63; this building is on
the southern perimeter of the estate and has similarities to other estate buildings
by Paine.


Listing NGR: SE3909347326

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