Congregational Chapel And Entrance Railings And Number 3 The Lane

TG 03 SE BRISTON THE LANE (south side) 4/8 Congregational Chapel and entrance railings 30/11/51 and No. 3 The Lane. (Formerly listed as No.4) G.V. II

Chapel. Dated 1775. Red brick, black glazed pantiles. Facade arranged as 4 bay 2 storey chapel and 4 bay 2 storey house. Chapel with 4 ground floor rubbed brick arches with stone keystones and imposts on brick piers. First floor with 2 similar blank central arches with metal insurance plaque in centre and 2 longer outer arches with windows with glazing bar margin lights and fan light heads. Brick plinth, brick rusticated quoins. At north west house with one ground and 2 first floor sashes with margin light glazing bars. Ground floor 4 panelled door. Moulded brick eaves cornice and steeply pitched hipped roof to chapel and house. South west gable with arch with stone imposts and keystone but C19 boarded door. Entrance railings with arch rising to central bracket for lamp now removed. Interior with later C19 furnishings. Original coved plaster ceiling and cornice. Wall tablet 1833 No. 3 The Lane formerly listed as No. 4 The Lane, ground and 2 first-floor sashes with margin light glazing bars, c.1900 4 panel door.

Listing NGR: TG0605432728