The Minstrels Gallery Restaurant The Priory Club And Squash Courts is a Grade II listed building in the Mid Sussex local planning authority area, England. First listed on 11 December 1987. Restaurant, club, squash courts.

The Minstrels Gallery Restaurant The Priory Club And Squash Courts

WRENN ID
gilded-pewter-bracken
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Mid Sussex
Country
England
Date first listed
11 December 1987
Type
Restaurant, club, squash courts
Source
Historic England listing

Description

TQ 32 SW HAYWARDS HEATH FRANKLYNN ROAD 4/117 The Minstrels Gallery Restaurant, The Priory Club and Squash Courts II Restaurant, club and squash courts, formerly a conventual chapel. 1887-88 by Edward Goldie, formerly the chapel to the Priory of Our Lady of Good Counsel converted with minimal alterations in later C20. Built of red brick with slate roof to nave and chancel and tiled roof to aisles. 5 bays. Central octagonal cupola with weathervane. End gables have stone bands and cross-shaped saddlestones. Nave and chancel have large windows with elaborate tracery and flying buttresses to aisles. These have Tudor arches with 15 pane "Chinoiserie" type metal cames. West front has image niche. Internally the space has been divided vertically with squash courts below and restaurant above with false floor inserted. West door has stone 4 centred archway with carvings of loaves and fishes in the spandrels. Cinquefoil-headed stoup. Boarded roof with modified post and windbrace type roof with quadripartite crown posts. Angel corbels. East end has fresco of Christ in Majesty. The former carved wooden reredos has been moved to the east corner of the north wall to form a wine display unit. It has elaborate painted panels depicting the Sacrifice of Isaac and other biblical scenes. Fine series of stained glass windows. Attached former convent accommodation, now offices, not of special interest. (See Pevsner, Buildings of England, Sussex, p 550).

Listing NGR: TQ3347923479

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