East Wards At The Great Hospital

The East Wards at The Great Hospital, built in the 1820s, are now used as meeting rooms. The building is constructed of yellow brick and features a slate roof, with two brick end chimneys and one ridge stack. It is a single-storey structure with a symmetrical design, comprising an eight-window range. The central section has a blind recess with a drip mould, flanked by Tudor style four-light casements that also have hood moulds, arranged in a pattern of 1:2:2:1. The entrance consists of ribbed double-leaf doors that are deeply recessed in projecting porches, each topped with pediments on the right and left. The building is finished with a plain parapet that includes a central pediment.