Description

NY 71 NW BANDLEYSIDE GREAT ORMSIDE

9/34 Ormside Hall and adjoining barns

G.V. II*

Large house of 2 main builds with later alterations and additions. Late C14/ early C15 south wing is constructed of large sandstone blocks with quoins; main hall block was rebuilt in late C17 using coursed, squared rubble. Both have graduated slate roofs (steeply pitched over wing) with stone chimneys. 3-storey wing has a number of C14/C15 mullioned windows, some of which retain their traceried heads, under hoodmoulds with labels; ground floor windows mainly C20 replacements. Internally, original large ground floor fireplace has been uncovered; 1st floor room has fragmentary scrollwork plaster frieze and decorative corbels. Door to 2-storey, 4-bay main block has late C17 pedimented architrave with projecting keystone; single window to left, 2 to right and 4 to 1st floor, all mullioned 2-lights, variously glazed. Single-storey kitchen outshut to rear has inserted C20 dormers. 2-storey range of outbuildings adjoining north end is of 2 builds, both coursed, squared rubble; remains of earlier north wing, incorporating C17 windows, under graduated slate roof has barn attached under graduated stone flagged roof with loft doors and large wagon doors. For further details see description in R.C.H.M.

Listing NGR: NY7019317593

External Links

• Wikidata Q17543661

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