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TA 10 SW NETTLETON 3/13 Nettleton House II House; (incorrectly called "the Elms" on O.S. map) 1827; yellow brick, with ashlar dressings, hipped slate roof with 2 ridge brick stacks and overhanging eaves cornice. 2 storey 3 bay front with deep ashlar plinth and 1st floor band. The 1/2 glazed central double doors are up 4 steps, and have bordered glazing bar lights and a 4 pane overlight. The door surround is moulded and in panelled reveals and has flanking columns supporting a full entablature. To either side are tall glazing bar sashes. The first floor has 3 glazing bar sashes. All windows have flat brick arches and very thin glazing bars. The interior has very fine moulded cornices, in the dining room decorated with roses, and in the drawing room with flower and fruit decoration. Both principal rooms have contemporary marble fireplaces. The hall has moulded architraves with decorated angle squares of 4 acorns and oak leaves. The stair has slender moulded balusters and moulded strings and over the stairs is a domed glazed lantern with a concave moulding decorated with acanthus leaf. Between the top landing and the 1st floor rooms are 2 elliptical arches, and the stair and hall walls are lined with large moulded plaster panels. Listing NGR: TA1105000729

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