Fillongley Hall And Attached Outbuildings

FILLONGLEY BROAD LANE SP28NE (South side) 6/11 Fillongley Hall and attached 11/11/52 outbuildings - II Country house. c.1830. By J.L. Ackroyd for Rev. Bowyer Adderley. Brick mainly stuccoed but some ashlar. Slate roofs with blocked parapeted main cornice. Internal stacks, also stuccoed. Double-pile plan with offices and services at the west side. 2 storeys. Principal front has Ionic portico in antis flanked by 4 twelve pane hung sashes at ground floor and similar windows at first floor. East front has a library wing also stuccoed. Single storey with apsed end in 3 bays, each with a full height 15-pane hung sash. The south front to the garden is in 7 bays with recessed 12-pane hung sashes in raised surrounds. Full length ground floor casements. Verandah having lean-to roof carried on cast-iron columns. At the west end a wing projects. 2 storeys. Similar fenestration. Interior: Hall toplit from a dome on 4 giant Ionic columns of scagliola. Neo-classical stucco spandrel mouldings. Pedimented double doors off the hall lead to ante-room with curved ends. Enfilade of dining room and drawing room each with marble fireplaces and similar stucco ceiling mouldings and shaped wood pelmets, gilded. The library at the east end of the house has a bay in each of 3 walls, each with a screen of Ionic columns also of scagliola. A room at ground floor, formerly a butlers pantry has a fireplace of Adam type and is late C18. Open well staircase toplit from a similar oval dome. Open string with column-on-vase balusters. (VCH: Warwickshire: Vol IV; Buildings of England: Warwickshire: p294; Hugh Montgomery-Massingberd: Fillongley Hall (The Field, 1985))

Listing NGR: SP2692887751