Description

REDGRAVE THE STREET (SOUTH WEST TM 0477 SIDE) 5/104 Tudor Limes with Forecourt 29.7.55 Walls (formerly listed as Tudor Lodge and under Redgrave Street, SW side) GV II House. Probably C16, extended late C17; altered, part cased and reroofed C18 and early C19, altered C20. Timber frames, plastered; some red brick to rear. Pantiled roofs, steeply pitched to front range. A double block: symmetrical 5 bay lobby entrance range to front, rear and earlier range is longer extending further to left. All 2 storeys and attic. Ground floor: central glazed doors, lugged architrave with pulvinated frieze, pediment, tall 2-light architraved single glazing bar casements. First floor original leaded cross casements with metal frames to opening lights. Plinth, boxed eaves. Central ridge stack, altered at cap. Left end conservatory, right end short C20 addition. Rear range has a shallow gable to right end which is C18 brick with a plat band, first floor glazing bar sash with a cambered head, exposed plates and double purlins; on rear ridge directly behind front stack is an early multiform stack, sham framing towards left end which is hipped with a C20 stack. Interior: front right room has a stop chamfered cross axial binding beam and reset C18 panelling, to front left an early C19 lugged fireplace surround, otherwise not inspected. Attached to front corners are C18 quadrant forecourt walls, colourwashed red brick with offset plinths, rounded coping, about 1-2m high, tall end piers with ball finials.

Listing NGR: TM0447277910

External Links

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