Listed Building record MDR23960 - Wingfield Hall, Garner Lane, South Wingfield

Wingfield Hall, Garner Lane, South Wingfield, a late 18th and early 19th century building. From the National heritage List for England: 'SK 37 55 PARISH OF SOUTH WINGFIELD GARNER LANE (off) 5/89 13-2-67 Wingfield Hall GV II Small country house. Late C18 and early C19. Ashlar sandstone rising from shallow plinth with quoins, shallow pitched slated roofs with intermediate and end brick stacks. Irregular plan, sited on sloping ground, with main front to garden elevation, of three storeys, and entrance front to north, of two storeys. South elevation: three storeys, four bays, with glazing bar sashes within projecting stone frames to first and second floors. Band course with moulded cornice above, below shallow parapet. Ground floor has two 4-light flush mullioned windows with glazing bar casements, situated between which is a former quoined doorway, transformed into a semi-circular niche with semi-circular head with keyblock and moulded drip. Attached to west end, with a hipped slate roof, two bay range of two storeys above a basement, of rubble sandstone with glazing bar sashes, to two upper floors, those to second floor within gabled dormers. Ground floor has single light opening in flush surround. Lower single storey range added to west end above a basement, with late C19 quoined surrounds to glazing bar sashes to first floor, and two plain openings to basement. North elevation: ashlar front with central bay slightly advanced and fronted by a flat roofed single storey porch, added later, with red sandstone dressings, chamfered surround to doorway with six panelled double doors. Above porch, ogee headed window within deeply moulded surround, above a plain band course. Projecting bay has rusticated quoining, now obscured by later porch. Inserted sash window to ground floor west of porch. Listing NGR: SK3754355045.' (1)