Description

READING ERLEIGH ROAD
SU 7272 (north side)
9/601
Church hall at Church of
St Luke
GV
II
Church hall. Dated 1910. Red brick in Flemish bond with white brick bands and
stone dressings. Plain tile roof. One storey, 5 bays. Buttresses with offsets.
Paired lancets with leaded glazing and chamfered surrounds, those to bays 2 and 4
taller and breaking eaves below gables. Modillion eaves. Brick kneelers and
stone coping to gables. Left return: oculus to gable. Right return: 3 stepped
lancets above foundation. On right, separate gabled bay breaks forward and has
entrance: double board door with decorative iron hinges and 3-light 4-centred-
arched overlight in chamfered surround; cusped narrow light above. Interior: main
hall has quatrefoil-pierced and moulded eaves board, arch-braced roof trusses with
chamfered cross braces and crown posts, and cusped wind braces.

Listing NGR: SU7293672853

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26540920

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