Description

TG 2309 SE BISHOPGATE (north side) 12/77 26.2.54 Former Chaplain's House at The Great Hospital. (Nos. 1 - 10) (Formerly listed as The Chaplains House at The Great Hospital) GV I Two houses, now 10 flats. C15 with later additions and remodelling. Flint with brick dressings; rendered dormers; pantile roof; 3 C19 brick ridge chimneys, 2 storeys and attic; 10 first floor windows. Left part (Nos. 1-5): 6-panelled door with plain overlight in simple moulded doorcase with hood on consoles is flanked by pairs of sash windows in flush-fronted wooden frames. 2 gabled dormers have sashes with glazing bars and horns. Right part (Nos. 6-10): 6-panelled door and overlight with glazing bars in simple moulded doorcase with small hood is flanked by 16-pane windows set in C19 brickwork. 2 wide first-floor blocked window openings have smaller sashes with glazing bars. Another small blocked window to left. 2 gabled dormers have sashes with glazing bars and horns. Carriage arch to right has one first-floor casement and C15/C16 brick dressings at rear. Steel bressummer at front. One non-framed casement at rear has pale green glass. Massive 2-storey C20 red brick extension at rear. The right end of the Chaplain's House adjoins the entrance to Brikbeck Hall (q.v.) Interior not inspected during the re-survey.

Listing NGR: TG2368009063

External Links

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