File:D'isney Place.jpg
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English: D'isney Place in Eastgate St. Lincoln. By Abraham Hayward 1736.
Grade II* House, now an hotel. 1736, built by Abraham Hayward for John Disney. Large late C19 wings in a similar style. Brick with stone dressings and plain tile and slate roofs, with 3 gable and single ridge stacks. Main block has a central late C19 brick porch with parapet, and reset stone doorcase, 1736, with pediment on consoles and fielded 6-panel door. Interior has an original open well wooden staircase with carved string, panelled soffit, vase and stem balusters and ramped scrolled handrail, fully restored c1985. Stairwell has oval panelled plaster ceiling. Drawing room and breakfast room have full height fielded panelling, enriched plaster panelled ceilings and cornices, and C19 fireplaces. Breakfast room also has two 6-panel doors with moulded architraves. First-floor landing has round headed doorcases with keystones. |
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