Description

GRAFTON SQUARE SW4 1. (south side) 5023 Nos 29 to 38 (consec) TQ 2975 16/406 30.5.79

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2. Rather grand mid C19 terrace, the largest of the Grafton Square layout. Each house 4 storeys and basement, 2 windows. Stucco with banded rusticated basement and ground floor to cornice (level with door and window cornices) on which rest pilasters supporting flowery guilloche moulded main frieze and cornice. Shorter pilasters, in attic storey above this, support top frieze and cornice, and parapet with openwork sections. Paired moulded brackets to cornice. Alternating single and tripartite windows with horizontal bars, second and third floor in moulded architraves, ground and first floor in raised borders of sunflower stems with flowers as angle paterae (some missing). Console bracketed cornices over, those on ground floor with pediments and projecting cills with cast iron guards. Nine steps with balustrades to 4-panel doors, with plain rectangular fanlights (some blocked) set back behind modified entablature surrounds. End houses have set back entrance bays.

Listing NGR: TQ2939975523

External Links

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