Description

The following building shall be added: MOUNT AVENUE W5 TQ 18 SE 962-/2/10011 Nos 33,35 and 37 II Group of 3 cottages, no 33 detached, nos 35 and 37 semi-detached. Early C19. Yellow stock brick with slated, hipped roofs. 2 storeys. No 33- central entrance has hood on cast iron brackets and panelled double doors with overlight. Flanking ground floor French windows with painted gauged brick heads. 1st floor 4-pane sashes have painted gauged brick heads. To the rear facade, a cast and wrought iron verandah. Interior retains original features including marble chimneypiece and grate, plasterwork ceiling bands. Nos 35 and 37 in similar style. No 35 has round-arch to recessed entrance with panelled door and sidelight. No 37 has similar entrance, fronted by a later conservatory. Interiors retain original features, no 35 including reeded marble chimneypieces, cornices with plasterwork ceiling bands, open string stair with column newels and stick balusters.

Listing NGR: TQ1762781866

External Links

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