Quorn and Woodhouse Station, Woodhouse Road, Quorn (Grade II)
Date Listed | Fri 22nd April, 2005 |
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Category | Statutory Listed Building |
Address | Quorn and Woodhouse Station Woodhouse Road Quorn LE12 8AG |
Grade | Grade II |
Grid Reference | SK5493816146 |
LBS | 494112 |
Volume, Map, Item | 260, 0, 10006 |
Parish | Quorn |
Ward | Quorn & Mountsorrel Castle |
Description | Railway station. 1898 for the Great Central Railway, resident engineer Edward Parry. Red brick with Welsh slate roof. An island platform building with a staircase to the overbridge. The bridge carries only an entrance gate, the offices are on the platform. Double wooden gates in an arched doorway lead to a covered staircase with side glazing. This is supported on red brick walls with stones beneath, tall chimney stack. The platform buildings are single storey. The first is the booking and station-master?s office. This has a fretted canopy on either side. The walls are panelled into sections, four windows and a door, gable end with booking office window in a brown tile surround at north end, and window at south end. Chimney stack at the south end. The second building is similar, but without canopies. Door with 6 over 2 panels and a 6 pane overlight at the south end. |
The description above describes the salient features of the building as it was at the date of listing. It is given in order to aid identification; it is not intended to be either comprehensive or exclusive.
Statutory Listing covers all parts of the property and its curtilage, ie all internal and external elements whether described or not.