The Rosery

GREAT BEALINGS ROSERY LANE TM 24 NW (South-East Side) 4/71 The Rosery G.V. II House. Mid C19. Yellow Flemish bond brick with a slate roof. Two storeys. Entrance front: 3 bays, near-symmetrically disposed with a central projecting gabled porch with a doorway to ground floor level with a 4-panel door and an overlight. Brackets at either side supporting the hood mould. Cogged band between the floors. The first floor has a central window with pointed arch and brackets to either side supporting a hood- mould and with carved stone faces to either side of the window head. The gable has moulded bargeboards and a mace finial and within these the gable face has a coat of arms and vinetrail frieze. To right of this at ground floor level is a sash window of 3x4 panes with brackets supporting a hood mould. To the left is a C20 conservatory with quadrant roof masking a similar window. To the first floor at either side are windows of 3x2 panes with brackets below their Lintels and hood moulds above. Gable-ended roof with 2 rectangular ridge stacks at right and left each having two decorated Tudor flues of yellow terracotta. The left hand gable end is masked at ground floor level by a C20 addition. To the first floor at right is a sash window of 2x2 panes with brackets, and hood mould as before. To left a C20 plate glass window and between these a sunken panel of blind tracery with a pointed arch with surround of moulded brick. Similarly blind pointed oval to the gable. Right hand gable end: ground floor window of 3x3 panes at left and a C20 three-light window at right, both having Tudor hood moulds. Between these windows at mezzanine level is a blind window with pointed arch and moulded surround and Y-tracery. To the first floor at either side are sash windows of 3x2 panes with brackets supporting the lintel and Tudor hood moulds. To the gable apex is a pointed oval with moulded surround. Rear: random fenestration at right and left.

Interior: not inspected.

Listing NGR: TM2409748628