East Cliff United Reform Church And Attached Sunday School/Lecture Hall is a Grade II listed building in the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole local planning authority area, England. First listed on 10 November 1987. Church. 1 related planning application.

East Cliff United Reform Church And Attached Sunday School/Lecture Hall

WRENN ID
dusk-shingle-rain
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Country
England
Date first listed
10 November 1987
Type
Church
Source
Historic England listing

Description

  1. HOLDENHURST ROAD SZ 0991 20/189 (South-east side) East Cliff United Reform II Church and attached Sunday School/Lecture Hall

Congregational, now United Reformed Church, with attached former Sunday School/ Lecture Hall (now flat). 1878-9 Kemp Welch and Pinder; additions of 1889-91 by Lawson and Donkin. Grey-buff brick with stone dressings; C20 concrete tile roof. 5-bay Church with south aisle, north-west tower and west porch; added cross-wing at east end incorporating added apse; further east another added cross-wing, wider, with former Sunday School on ground floor and Lecture Hall (now flat) above. In Romanesque-cum-Cinquecento style. Cinquecento windows under hoodmoulds, those on north and south elevations full-height with thick transoms at gallery level; lombard friezes to gables, Church west end has gabled porch with pair of round-arched doorways under relieving arch, 2 cinquecento windows and wheel window above; projecting gabled south aisle on right has subsidiary porch with window over. North-west tower has similar windows and Romanesque intersecting arcading; clock stage; recessed timber polygonal cupola with added leaded dome. Interior: fine contemporary interior has U-shaped gallery on scallop-capitalled columns with leaf-decorated S-section balustrade and secondary gallery across north-east angle filled with later coloured glass; triple-columned arch to apse which has round-arched arcade, ribbed semi-dome and circular top-light; decorative bressumer below organ pipes; fine timber roof trusses with posts and braces forming series of arches with cusping in spandrels; panelled pews; early C20 coloured glass to windows.

A Minister's house formerly adjoined the east end of the building, but this was demolished c1985.

Listing NGR: SZ0984491797

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