Ursuline Convent — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Six-bay four-storey convent building, c. 1820; having steeply pitched slate roof, flat roofed dormer extensions, painted brick chimney stacks, and painted render finish, retaining timber sliding sash windows in camber headed openings, round headed door opening to garden front with fanlight having simple tracery, and limestone surround with engaged Doric columns and blank tympanum to north elevation, hexagonal window to south elevation adjacent to door and painted stone cills; part of convent complex.

Although having alterations, this well maintained early nineteenth-century building has importance as part of the convent complex which includes buildings of a similar scale and massing, and which contribute to the overall character of the surrounding area.

This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.