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SK 98 NW GLENTWORTH COACHROAD HILL (South side) 4/32 Glentworth Hall 25.10.51 G.V. II* Large country house. c.1566, 1753 attributed to James Paine. Coursed limestone rubble C16 rear range with 2 tall brick stacks; red brick C18 front range with hipped slate roof and 4 small ridge stacks and 4 stacks to rear. 2 storey, 11 bay front with slightly projecting end bays and central 3 bays, the latter crowned with pediment with modillion decoration. Ashlar plinth ashlar first floor band and narrower upper band. Central ashlar doorway with moulded doorcase, pediment, consoles and double three-quarter glazed doors. Doorway flanked by 5 rectangular windows on each side, that in the 3rd bay in on each side opened up into French windows in C19. 11 windows above. Remains of C16 rear range of 2 storeys and 4 irregular bays. Large gateway with 4 centred moulded head with 4 light mullion and transom window to left, and a small doorway with four centred head and plank door beyond with small 3 light cross mullion window above. Single 3 light cross mullion window above with 4 light cross mullion window to right. 2 bays to the right set back a little with C20 doorway to left with C20 window to right, with 2 similar windows above. In a very severe state of dilapidation. Interior seriously vandalised and now of no interest. Listing NGR: SK9436388222

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