Suryodaya With Attached Garden Wall

GISLINGHAM HIGH STREET (NORTH WEST TM 0771 SIDE)

6/40 Suryodaya with attached 29.7.55 garden will (formerly listed as The Rectory)

• II

Large house, former rectory, now a health centre. 1791, altered c.1975. Red brick. Shallow hipped glazed pantiled roof. Roughly square on plan with a 5 bay front. Tall 2½ storeys. Plinth. Steps up to a central entrance, 6 fielded panelled double doors, semi-circular traceried fanlight, panelled soffit and reveals, doorcase with fluted pilasters, dentilled pediment. 12 pane moulded flush frame sashes with gauged brick flat arched heads, attic small 6 pane sashes. Dentilled timber eaves cornice. 2 red brick stacks with white brick dressings on inner slopes of roof with a central valley. Returns have C20 1 storey additions, some glazing bar sashes and casements, all with cambered heads, dentilled brick cornices to boxed eaves. 3 bays to rear, ground floor C20 additions. First floor glazing bar sashes, attic 6-light sashes, cambered heads, dentilled brick eaves. Interior: altered, two simple classical fireplaces, some cornices, panelled shutter boxes, butt purlin roof. Attached at ends to front are 2 bay C20 screen walls with pilaster strips, stone coping. Attached to rear right is a long L shaped wall, 50m x 40m, about 3m high, stone coping, inner pilaster strips, a segmental headed doorway, lean-to's towards building.

Listing NGR: TM0728671278