Description

HARESFIELD HARESFIELD VILLAGE
SO 81 SW
4/207
Haresfield Church of England
Primary School
II
Church of England primary school. 1873, with two separate C20
sections not of special interest. Brick on chamfered plinth with
cream brick dressings and some decorative blue brick banding, two-
colour decorative tile roof with coped stone verges and kneelers,
and small stone bellcote with bell to west. Roof restored at east
end and with 2 small louvred gablet vents on both sides. North
side has 2 small part-external stacks. Single storey range with
small wing to north and projecting gabled porch to west. Four
windows on south face, 3-light stone mullions with coloured quoins.
Porch has steep coped gable with enriched stone at apex and small
cross, pointed archway with alternate coloured voussoirs and
original double tongue and groove doors, small single lights on
returns. Below bellcote is small stone inset with carved hare and
motto on ribbon. The schoolroom is complete externally and
unaltered. Interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: SO8149010249

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26624531

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