Listed Building record MDR22414 - The Green Hall, Ashbourne Green, Offcote and Underwood

The Green Hall, Ashbourne Green, Offcote and Underwood, early 18th century timber framed building. 'The property was visited by the Conservation Officer about ten years ago [writing in 2016]. The first floor bathroom to the rear had a huge timber-framed wall and a timber oriel window, now all encased within the early 18th century house. It appears likely that there was an earlier house on this site.' (1) From the National heritage List for England: 'SK 14 NE PARISH OF OFFCOTE AND UNDERWOOD THE GREEN ROAD 7/56 (West Side) 13.9.1967 The Green Hall GV II House. Early C18. Red brick with sandstone dressings. Plain tile roofs with two brick eaves stacks, two brick stacks in the pitch of the roof and an external stone stack, brick in its upper parts. Two and a half storeys. East elevation of five bays. Twin gabled with stone copings and banded ball finials, the gables linked by a stone balustrade. Projecting quoins. Central doorway with five steps up. Wooden doorcase with bracketed segmental pediment. Six panelled raised and fielded door with rectangular overlight. Glazing bar sash above. Giant rusticated pilasters on either side with plain entablature, linked to the balustrade. Gabled bays to the left with two glazing bar sashes to the ground floor, two similar above and above again. The gabled bays to the right mirrors the left gable bay. All the windows have brick voussoirs and small keystones. South elevation with a round-arched staircase window and occulus window above. Flat roofed C20 single storey extension. C19 extensions to the west. Interior said to contain timber framed walls. Listing NGR: SK1895447562.' (2)