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St George’s Road, 110, St Anne’s Church Hall, Brighton
1912 in Free Style. Brown brick to ground floor with red brick above.
Conservation Area (CA)
East Cliff CA
Local Listing Reference
LLHA0196
Description
1912 in Free Style. Brown brick to ground floor with red brick above. Ground floor incorporates a central shallow-arched opening incorporating the text ‘St Anne’s Church Hall’ within the lintel. Door is flanked by a window and further door. Shallow canted bays to the upper floors, with a central plaque incorporating a window and the text ‘1912 The John Nixon Memorial’. White painted detailing. Unusual skyline, incorporating chequerboard detailing and broad shallow-arched windows. Originally the Hall to St Anne’s Church in Burlington Street (demolished 1986), and converted to flats and shop in 2002. Source: Antram and Morrice 2008
A. Architectural, Design and Artistic Interest
ii Good quality building of unusual design
C. Townscape Interest
i Within the East Cliff Conservation Area, but atypical of the area, which is characterised by plainer Victorian buildings which are mostly rendered rather than brick
F. Intactness
i The building’s exterior survives relatively intact.
Date of inclusion
Pre-2015
Contact information
- St Anne’s Church Hall, 110 St George's Road, Brighton