Description

SE 5703 SE
7/28
12.6.50

TOWN OF DONCASTER
HALLGATE
(north side)
No 26

GV
II

House, now offices. Early C19 with minor later alterations. Stucco on coursed
squared stone, basement with painted stone dressings and slate roof. Three storeys
plus attic and basement, three bays by two bays. Main front, three bays, with'steps
up to central 6-panel door below traceried fanlight in moulded arch with impost
band. Pilastered doorcase with triglyphed frieze, moulded cornice and blocking
course topped by relief urns to either side. Between these is a blind balustraded
apron panel to first floor window. To either side there are full-height bows, that
to right with basement window below flat voussoired stone arch. Full-height
tripartite fixed small pane bow windows to ground floor and full-height tripartite
bowed sashes to first floor, with unequally hung 15-pane sashes to fronts and 5-pane
sashes to sides. Each first-floor window with simple bracketed bowed iron balcony
to front, and moulded cornice to top. Central 12-pane first-floor sash in timber
architrave with cornice above plain sill band (interrupted by bows). Above to
centre another 12-pane sash with projecting sill flanked by tripartite bowed sashes
with glazing bars, and projecting sills on fanlike brackets. Original hopper head
to far left. Moulded cornice. C20 roof dormer. Brick end stack to right and stump
of ridge stack to left. Roof hipped to left corner. Prince's Street elevation
to west has pairs of 12-pane sashes, those to ground and first floors with timber
architraves and cornices.

Listing NGR: SE5784703200

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26486724

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