Main Passenger Buildings Concourse And Station Master'S House, Felixstowe Station

FELIXSTOWE HAMILTON ROAD TW 33 NW 2/13 Main passenger buildings, concourse and station master's house, Felixstowe station 23.12.80 II

Railway station, 1898 by J Wilson and W W Ashbee, (Chief Engineer and Architect of Great Eastern Railway). Red brick stone dressings, plaintile roofs. L plan, the main concourse between the two ranges, that to the south incorporating the station master's house. East (entrance) facade, I½ storeys symmetrical. 3-bay hipped roof range and projecting gabled wings. Central octagonal lantern, stacks at each end. Central range has 3 segmental arched openings with brick and stone voussoirs, the central opening with pair of glazed doors beneath fanlight, those to side with 3-light casements, one blind. Symmetrical gabled wings with stone kneelers and coping, semicircular coped gable head on kneelers, stone band across gable. 3 recessed sashes with glazing bars below gauged brick flat arches with accentuated keystone and all below flat hood mould. Single loop with stone dressings to each gable. Single storey 3 window range to left. South facade incorporated in supermarket retains most of the original features. 2 storey 9 window range with lower wing to east. Recessed sashes with glazing bars under gauged brick flat arches. Doorway with bracketed canopy. CONCOURSE. Open roof structure supported on cast iron columns with decorative capitals.

Listing NGR: TM3037435150