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Leys House

A Grade II Listed Building in Denton, Lincolnshire

Leys House, Church Street, Denton

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Former school, how house. 1720, restored 1855, with minor C20 alterations. Coursed ironstone rubble with limestone ashlar quoins and dressings. Steeply hipped Collyweston slate roof with lead dressings and central ashlar stack having cornice. L-plan. 2 storey with attics, 5 bay front with plinth, and first floor band. Central 6 panelled door in moulded ashlar surround has broken pediment containing plaque inscribed -Learn to know God and thyself, 1720-, flanked by pairs of cross mullioned casements. To first floor an ashlar scrolled coat of arms in a moulded stone surround, flanked by pairs of 2 light casements. All windows have C20 leaded lights with flat splayed lintels and keystones. In the roof are 2 hipped 2 light dormers. (Photo Sept 2007).

Uploaded by Andrew H Jackson on 23 October 2012

Photo ID: 62791
Building ID: 101308560
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