Building record 1138700000 - PARADISE HOUSE, 4 HALE ROAD

Grade II. House. C18 encasing an earlier building, red and blue brick, old tile roof with 1 brick chimney, moulded eaves cornice. 2-storeys and basement. Irregular 4 bay front of sash windows with segmental arched heads. Tripartite windows to LH bay, 6 panel door in second bay from LH in grooved frame with grooves carried over brackets supporting flat hood. 1 bay of sash windows to RH gable wall from which projects the large west wing, partly vitreous brick in header bond with red brick dressings tiled roof, 2 brick chimneys, 2 storeys, 3 wide bays of upper sash windows, canted bay to LH of ground floor with sash window and moulded cornice. Attached front garden wall has C19 plain spear head iron railings. RCHM I.p.311 MON. 48 (Hazeldean) (B1).

Hazeldean is two-storeyed, probably built in the C16th, but it was entirely rebuilt and the original plan obscured, in the C18th. The front block is of C18th brick, the NW wing is partly of C17th brick and partly modern, and at the West end are partly reused bricks of the C16th. Condition - Good (B2).

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