Building record 1284401000 - BEECHWOOD HALL

Grade II. Former house, now offices. Circa 1830. Yellow stock brick with tuck pointing, rendered plinth, moulded stone string at first floor level, and altered parapet with stone coping. 2 storeys, 3 bays, the centre bay slightly advanced. Sash windows: altered ground floor sashes are without glazing bars and have rendered surrounds with glain off-set cornices; upper sashes have central glazing bar, gauged white brick heads, and stone sills on small panelled scroll brackets. Central 6-panelled door has rectangular fanlight and whitewashed rendered surround with off-set cornice hood on elaborate scroll brackets. Sides have 2-storey semi- circular projections with flat eaves, sash windows and gauged white brick window heads. Plainer wing to rear with flat eaves, 3-pane sashes and C20 metal casements. House is raised on terrace with low rendered dwarf walls in front (B1).