Nurses Home At Wanstead Hospital is a Grade II listed building in the Redbridge local planning authority area, England. First listed on 6 December 1990. Hospital.
Nurses Home At Wanstead Hospital
- WRENN ID
- former-zinc-moth
- Grade
- II
- Local Planning Authority
- Redbridge
- Country
- England
- Date first listed
- 6 December 1990
- Type
- Hospital
- Source
- Historic England listing
Description
The following building shall be added:-
TQ 48 NW 5/30
HERMON HILL (East Side off) NURSES HOME AT WANSTEAD HOSPITAL
II GV
- Infirmary of the Merchant seaman's Orphan Asylum. 1900-01, by Arnold
- Mitchell, with later alterations. Red brick in English bond with blue
- brick bands and ashlar dressings. Graduated lakeland slate roof, with
- Welsh slate to addition. Half-butterfly plan of 2 storeys ; 14 bays,
- 4 : 6 : 4, the 6 central bays in 2 shallow canted projections. At right
- end added, gabled, cross-wing. Windows are tall 18-pane sashes with
- 6-pane overlights and wooden sills; on ground floor they are below 4-
- centred arches with "voussoirs" of alternate red and blue brick and brick
- tympanums ; on 1st floor they have stone lintels and rise through eaves
- under stepped gables which have moulded stone coping. At centre the
- 1st floor windows are below parapet with wavy stone coping and stone
- quasi-rainwater spouts. Stepped end gables with moulded stone coping.
- Three decorative vents to ridge, that at centre larger and more elaborate
- outer vents are polygonal, of one stage, with flat circular roofs; central vent is octagonal of 2 stages, the upper stage with arched braces; all have slate- hung bases, baluster-like columns supporting roofs/upper stage, and tall finials. Stacks at either end and to ridge flanking centre. Cross-wing on right has door in left return under gabled 1st- floor window; the gable end has iron steps upto 1st floor door with side- lights and arched niche to apex. Rear: in same style, the 3 central bays forming canted projection and having 15-pane sashes to lst floor and flanked by short angled wings, that on left fronted by later addition (not of special interest). Single-storey addition in angle with cross- wing not of special interest. Arnold Mitchell was surveyor to the Orphanage from 1898 to 1913.
Listing NGR: TQ4054089291
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