NHER 43991 (Building record) - Anmer Club

Village Institute. 1909.
Pebble flint with brick dressings, some timber framing, plain tiled roof.
Single storey with attic dormers.
Domestic Revival style.
South front has timber framed verandah screen supporting jettied roof, interrupted at east off centre with 5 sided hipped roof to porch supported by uprights and brackets. Verandah screen with single arch to east. 3 irregularly positioned arches to west. 2 3-light casements to west, 2 single light casements to east, all with glazing bars, boarded and partly glazed door. 4 casement dormers with barge board gables. East gable has 2 2-light casements with glazing bars, brick drip mould heads, date 1909 worked in brick above. Crow stepped coped gable. Lively west gable composition with 3 projecting timber framed partly jettied casements with glazing bars. At ground floor 3 boarded benches built in between timber uprights supporting 2 single light casements with tiled roofs and brick infill, in the centre a casement cross window with glazing bars. Deep eaves gable projection carried further out as gable to central window with weather vane above. Rear with 2 tall eaves level stacks. Included as an example of King Edward VII's social improvement of the Sandringham Estate, see (S1).
Information from (S2), although this building has since been delisted.
A. Cattermole (NLA), 14 March 2006.