Description

PACKINGTON SPRING LANE SK 31 SE 5/73 Packington House 24.2.83 II House of late C18 and early C19. Red brick with brick dentilled eaves and plain tile roof with end stacks. Twin span, one of each date. The present entrance front, the earlier, is of 3 storeys, Flemish bond, stone coped gables, and 3 sashes: 3/3 2nd floor and 6/6 below. Stucco lintels and stone sill bands. Early C20 bay to left of central simple doorcase and canopy with part glazed 6-panelled door and overlight. 3 storey 1 window extension to right: attic 4/8 sash with casements below. 1 storey extension to left. The rear front is of 3 storeys of 4 windows grouped vertically in projecting brick sections. 3/6 sashes, flat lintels, to 2nd floor, and 6/6 cambered lintels, below. Stone sills. Centre right section has round arched doorcase: tripartite with narrow 3-pane light either side of 4-panelled door. Right end rendered; on left end extension with casements.

Listing NGR: SK3665114632

External Links

• Wikidata Q26643269

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