Description

THORNE STONEGATE SE 61 SE (east side) 7/116 Stonegate House (now Masonic Hall) GV II Large house now Masonic Hall. Late C18, altered. Red brick in Flemish bond, Welsh slate roof. L-shaped plan, 2 storeys, 7 x 6 bays with additions in rear-right angle (not of special interest). Entrance front: 2 : 3 : 2 bays with projecting piers between, cemented plinth. Door and overlight in wooden doorcase to bay 2, otherwise plain sashes with projecting sills and flat brick arches (the central window with wider arch than present sash and probably the original door); ground-floor bay-7 window is painted. Hipped roof with truncated ridge stack on left. Left return: 24-pane sashes to bays 1, 3 and 4; bay 5 has a canted 1-storey bay window with sashes of 8 : 12 and 8 lights; blind window to bay 6. 1st floor: 4-pane sashes; gable end to roof on left, truncated ridge stack to right of centre.

Listing NGR: SE6901313110

External Links

• Wikidata Q26487777

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