Description

WOODSETTS DINNINGTON ROAD
SK58SE
(south side)
6/121 No 2 (Woodsetts House)

II

House. c1870. Dark red brick in English bond with blue brick bands, ashlar
dressings, Welsh slate roof. 2 storeys with attics, 4 bays. In High Victorian
style. Plinth. 3 bays on left break forward and have double door on right
with pointed arch and hoodmould; lowered quoined 2-light window on left with
dentil course over; sash above this and to right in angled end wall with hipped
roof. Left bay has canted single-storey bay window with transomed lights
and dentil course continuous beneath hipped roof; above it paired sashes with
pouted brick arches and shared hoodmould; dentil course beneath half-hipped
roof with iron finial. Gabled bay set back on right less ornamental and with
paired sashes to each floor having stone mullions and chamfered lintels; brick
relieving arch to attic window. Crested ridge tiles with brick stack to front
of main transverse ridge. C20 conservatory on left return and C19 outbuildings
to right return not of special interest.

Listing NGR: SK5504283731

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26487801

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