Description

LONG SUTTON MARKET STREET TF 4223-4323 (south west side) 11/50 Free School 30.6.66 (formerly listed as Chapel Bridge Road)

G.V. II

School. 1835. Red brick, ashlar dressings. Hipped slate roof. Single storey, 6 bays plus outer lean-to single bay to the right and flat roofed single bay with parapet to the left. The single central bay slightly projects and is topped with an ashlar pediment containing a plaque inscribed "Free School 1835". The outer single bays also slightly project and have shaped coped gables. Central bay with giant order blind semi-circular arch containing single semi-circular arched glazing bar sash with radiating glazing bars to the head. Either side are 2 similar smaller sashes and further left and right in the outer bays single similar smaller giant order arches each containing single similar smaller glazing bar sashes. In the apex of each of these bays is a single small decorative panel. Beyond, to the left, is the flat roofed bay with single similar smaller sash and to the right in the lean-to bay a doorway with part glazed double door with glazing bar fanlight.

Listing NGR: TF4307523078

External Links

• Wikidata Q26641502

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