{"geometry":{"type":"MultiPolygon","coordinates":[[[[-0.216058,51.087236],[-0.216052,51.087217],[-0.216027,51.08722],[-0.21602,51.087178],[-0.21595,51.087181],[-0.215921,51.08703],[-0.215888,51.087032],[-0.215882,51.087007],[-0.215791,51.087014],[-0.215795,51.087039],[-0.215655,51.087047],[-0.215682,51.087206],[-0.215699,51.087207],[-0.21572,51.087312],[-0.215761,51.08731],[-0.215765,51.087322],[-0.215815,51.087319],[-0.215815,51.087307],[-0.215939,51.0873],[-0.215943,51.087324],[-0.215928,51.087325],[-0.215931,51.087354],[-0.215947,51.087353],[-0.215953,51.087375],[-0.215936,51.087379],[-0.215939,51.087404],[-0.215957,51.087404],[-0.215966,51.087448],[-0.215944,51.087451],[-0.215865,51.087454],[-0.215873,51.087501],[-0.216003,51.087496],[-0.216011,51.087514],[-0.216048,51.087513],[-0.216051,51.087556],[-0.216037,51.087559],[-0.216038,51.087568],[-0.215879,51.087579],[-0.215886,51.087608],[-0.215927,51.087607],[-0.215935,51.08766],[-0.215944,51.087699],[-0.21598,51.087697],[-0.215997,51.087799],[-0.21596,51.087801],[-0.215972,51.087888],[-0.216185,51.087876],[-0.216178,51.087842],[-0.216241,51.087839],[-0.216246,51.087872],[-0.216695,51.08784],[-0.216676,51.087721],[-0.216228,51.087751],[-0.216218,51.087688],[-0.216197,51.087676],[-0.216196,51.087669],[-0.216193,51.087646],[-0.21621,51.087643],[-0.216189,51.087476],[-0.216205,51.087473],[-0.216235,51.087447],[-0.216229,51.087404],[-0.216193,51.087388],[-0.216179,51.087307],[-0.216157,51.087308],[-0.216143,51.087234],[-0.216058,51.087236]]]]},"type":"Feature","properties":{"entry-date":"2004-02-16","start-date":"1980-11-28","end-date":"","entity":42181234,"name":"COTTESMORE SCHOOL (MAIN BUILDING) BUSHAM HILL (PEASE POTTAGE) LOWER BEEDING","dataset":"listed-building-outline","typology":"geography","reference":"R261","prefix":"listed-building-outline","organisation-entity":171,"quality":"authoritative","uprns":"200004787644","description":"Cottesmore School moved here from Hove about 1955. Huge late C19 mansion in Elizabethan style built in 1882-3 for P. Saithard, ostrich-feather merchant. Eshart George and Harold Peto Architects. Half-H plan. Built of vivid red bricks. Three storeys. Twelve windows. Horsham slab roof. Tall brick chimney stacks. Casement windows. Shaped gables to wings. Centre portion has a 6-storeyed tower with balustrade and a turret corbelled out of its top 3 storeys at north-east corner. Porte cochere to north-east of tower with balustrade over.","listed-building":"1027012"}}