Listed Building record MDR23853 - Windley Hall, Windley Lane, Windley

Windley Hall, Windley Lane, Windley, an early 19th century building. From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 34 NW PARISH OF WINDLEY GUNNHILLS LANE 1/116 (North Side) Windley Hall 13.2.6 II House. Early C19. Red brick, cement rendered. Hipped Welsh slate roofs. Rendered lateral stacks and one ridge stack. Cornice and low parapet or blocking course. Three storeys. South elevation of three plus three bays. left part is symmetrical and slightly taller. Broad gabled central porch on fluted columns with glazed pedimented gable. Within is a round-arched doorway with deep concave surround and outer reeding. C20 glazed door, fanlight, flanked on each side by large square bays with cornice and flat roof. Each bay has a tripartite sash under channelled wedge lintel. Blind boxes. Two similar windows above, either side of a glazing bar sash. Three similar but smaller windows above again. Right hand three bays project slightly and are of two storeys. The ground floor has a recessed tripartite sash and a large projecting C20 garage. Three glazing bar sashes above. Set back to the left is an additional single bay with a glazing bar sash to each floor and a plain first floor band. Conservatory beyond. Interior: Geometrical Hoptonwood Stone staircase, top lit, with iron balustrade and wreathed handrail. Hall farmhouse attached to rear and not of listable quality. Listing NGR: SK3108045081.' (1)