Description

GREENFIELD ROAD 1. 5104 Harborne B17 Nos 116 and 118 SP 08 SW 11/19 25.4.52 II 2. Late C18 remodelled in the early C19. Stucco; 2 storeys. No 116 the left hand part late C19 set back and lower than the right hand part which is under the same roof as part of No 118. Ground floor with altered central reeded doorcase within a modern porch and 2 windows with Tudor hoodmoulds. First floor with 3 casement windows without hoodmoulds. Bargeboarded eaves. No 118 3 bays, the outside ones gabled, plus an extra bay on the left which is under the same roof as part of No 116, ground and first floor windows tripartite casements with Tudor hoodmoulds except on the right where a canted bay window runs through both storeys but is smaller on the first floor than on the ground floor. Bargeboarded eaves. Entrance now within a porch on the right hand return but was originally that in a reeded doorcase with flat moulded hood in what is now the back of the house. The home of David Cox (1783-1859), the painter, from 1841 until his death.

Listing NGR: SP0370684428

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