Listed Building record MDR5466 - The Moravian Manse, No. 10 The Settlement, Ockbrook

The Moravian Manse, No. 10 The Settlement, Ockbrook, built c1800. 'The Moravian Manse, now a house, is a Grade II* listed building of c1800, built as part of the Moravian Settlement.' (1) 'The main buildings of the Moravian settlement, of brick with slate roofs, are aligned on sloping ground facing southeast. The minister's house is adjacent to the chapel and is of three stories, dating from the mid-18th century.' (2) 'With the building of the chapel, the first minister's house behind the chapel came into existence. The present Manse was occupied by the minister in 1822.' (3) From the National Heritage List for England: 'PARISH OF OCKBROOK THE SETTLEMENT SK 42 36 6/74 (North Side) 10.11.67 The Moravian Manse, No 10 GV II* Manse, now house. c1800. Built as part of the Moravian Settlement. Red brick with painted stone dressings and slate roof with brick coped gables, gable brick stacks and sawtooth eaves band. Three storeys and three bays. Central glazed panelled door with divided overlight below a rusticated wedge lintel with double keystone. The door is covered by a lattice work porch with leaded 3-sided ogival roof. To either side are glazing bar sashes, also under rusticated wedge lintels with double keystones. Three similar sashes above, and above again, two smaller glazing bar sashes under thin lintels with a painted blocked window between. Interior has stick baluster staircase and panelled doors. Listing NGR: SK4212636169.' (4)