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Convent of the Sisters of Charity — Main Street

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Convent of the Sisters of Charity — Main Street
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Detached ten-bay two-storey convent, c.1880, with gabled entrance bay and returns to rear. Single-storey extensions and outbuildings to west. Chapel with polygonal apse, c.1900, attached to north gable. Hospital complex attached to west.ROOF: Double pitched and hipped with slates, terracotta ridge tiles & brick chimneys; slate chapel roof with fishscale slates. WALLS: Cement rendered with brick dressings. OPENINGS: Square headed rendered reveals uPVC windows and granite cills; rendered moulded segmental headed surround to timber panelled door with granite flagging to entrance.

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