Stonehall Outpatients Clinic, St Mary Abbot'S Hospital is a Grade II listed building in the Kensington and Chelsea local planning authority area, England. First listed on 10 January 1989. Clinic.

Stonehall Outpatients Clinic, St Mary Abbot'S Hospital

WRENN ID
sheer-corbel-heron
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Kensington and Chelsea
Country
England
Date first listed
10 January 1989
Type
Clinic
Source
Historic England listing

Description

The following building shall be added; TQ 2579 SE MARLOES ROAD (east side)

37/55 Stonehall Outpatients Clinic, St Mary Abbot's Hospital

II

Central and male wing of former Kensington workhouse, now hospital. 1848. Designed by Thomas Allom. Red brick, with white brick dressings and quoins and blue and white brick diaper patterns; stone finals and dressings to loggia. Neo-Jacobean style.Slate pitched roof to eaves. Projecting centre of 7 main bays, the second and the sixth bays projecting further to full height beneath decorative gables with stone finials. Wing to left of centre of 6 main bays, the outer projecting to full height beneath decorative gable with stone finial. 1 storey, 3 bay wing to left of this. Centre block of 4 storeys; wing of 3 storeys. Arcading to ground floor between wings, set in front of facade to centre, with balustraded parapet over, but flush with facade above, to wing. Entrance to centre of centre block, within the arcade. Square headed, gauged brick headed windows of 3-lights to gabled projections, and of 2-lights between. Many windows to centre block retain original iron lattice glazing bars and small panes. Other windows have plate glass casements. Projecting canted bay windows rising through ground and first floors to gabled projections in central block. Centre bay to centre block also projects forward very slightly,inset clock within decorative gable at roof level. Small bellcote with bell to crest of roof above. Very early surviving London workhouse building.

Survey of London XL11 pp343-64

Listing NGR: TQ2568079184

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