Listed Building record MDR24790 - Newton Park Hotel, Off Farm Lane, Newton Solney

Newton Park Hotel, off Farm Lane, Newton Solney, built in 1798. From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 22 NE; 1/58 PARISH OF NEWTON SOLNEY, NEWTON ROAD (South Side), Newton Park Hotel (formerly listed as Newton Park) 02-09-52 II Small country house, now hotel. 1798 by Fransisco Bernasconi, remodelled in the mid C19 by H Stevens of Derby, with alterations in the C20. Rendered brick and ashlar. Hipped Welsh slate roofs with brick ridge stacks. Two and three storeys. North elevation of five plus eight bays. Three storey, five bay range represents the late C18 house. Angle quoins and first floor band. Metope frieze. Central porch with composite columns, now glazed in. Balustraded parapet. Flanked by tripartite windows with plain sashes. Single sashes beyond. All have moulded stone surrounds. Five similar sashes above again. Eight bay C19 wing to left has a 4-light late C19 mullioned and transomed bay window and beyond, a late C19 canted bay with parapet and ball finials, placed in front of a full height canted bay rising to an attic storey. Otherwise plain C19 sashes. South elevation of main block, of six irregular bays, has a full length iron verandah in front of six tall plain sashes in moulded architraves. Two tiers of C20 windows above set in single moulded surrounds the height of the two storeys. Conservatory attached to left. Projecting mid Victorian bay to right has a mullioned and transomed canted bay window with decorative Jacobean Style parapet with crestwork and ball finials. Interior entirely remodelled in mid to late C19. Stained glass in the staircase window and the residents' lounge. Listing NGR: SK2791025494.' (1)