Description

SJ 67 NE ANTROBUS C.P. POLE LANE
West Side

6/20 The Pole

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- II

House, circa 1840, stucco with grey slate roof. 2 storeys plus attic.
3 bays; symmetrical. Plain plinth; rusticated quoins; eaves cornice
and parapet. Canted 1-storey porch - with pair of 6-panel doors
surmounted by looped radial-bar fanlight in rusticated round archway,
8-pane sash in each oblique face and panelled parapet - projects
beyond 2-storey blank-sided square bay window to each side with paired
12-pane sashes to each main storey. 12-pane sash with moulded cornice
above porch. Window openings have painted architraves. 3
symmetrically-placed chimneys. 1-storey wing left has square bay
window and 1 outer window, detailed as main block. Pedimented left
gable-end to main block contains Diocletian window to attic.
Interior not inspected, but inner glazed door, sidelights with
glazing-bars forming patterns of intersecting arcs, ornate radial-bar
fanlight, panelled round archway and dogleg stair with winders, stick
balusters, mahogany rail and curtail are visible.

Listing NGR: SJ6505078685

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26606316

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