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Boyne House — Church Hill

bank/financial institution
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Boyne House — Church Hill
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Corner-sited detached three-bay three-storey former bank, built 1908, with red brick façade, ashlar limestone dressings, and two-storey corner oriel turret. Set behind railings. Now in use as offices. Double-pitched double span roof, decorative clay ridge tiles, natural slates, brick chimney stack, cast-iron gutters, octagonal candle-snuff roof to turret. Brick walls laid in English garden wall bond, roughcast to rear, flush ashlar quoins, ashlar fascia - plat band, moulded brick eaves course and string course, curved ashlar corbel stones to oriel turret, nap rendered walls to rear. Limestone cills, original timber casement windows - first floor, uPVC casement windows - second floor, limestone dressings to opes, timber framed fixed lights - ground floor, timber panelled double entrance doors with plain fanlight over. Low limestone plinth wall and wrought-iron railings and gates.

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