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Saint Andrew's Community Centre, — South Circular Road

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Saint Andrew's Community Centre, — South Circular Road
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Attached octagonal-plan double-height gable-fronted former Methodist church, built c.1900, having single-storey triangular-plan projections. Now in use as community centre. Hipped slate octagonal roof topped with sheet metal spire, pitched roof to gable front. Dentillated red brick eaves courses. Red brick walls laid in Flemish bond having red brick pilasters to gable. Round-headed window openings having granite keystones and moulded brick surrounds. Carved granite sills at clerestory level supported by granite brackets, moulded brick sill course to ground floor. Timber sash windows to ground floor, fixed timber windows to first floor. Round-arched door opening with granite keystone to front having replacement metal doors. Former school to rear (north) having pitched artificial slate roof, advanced bay single-storey entrances to front (south) and recent single-storey extension to rear. Yellow brick walls laid in Flemish bond, red brick walls laid in Flemish bond to entrances. Square-headed window opening to front having recent security shutter. Round-arched door openings having replacement metal doors. Set back from road having hard landscaping to forecourt. Courtyard garden to rear having two painted stone plaques, dated 1904, within west garden wall.

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