Description

COBURG ROAD 1. 1633 (South West Side) Church House. Aurora. SY 1287 1/8 12.10.51. II* 2. Probably originally one house circa 1820. A 2½ storey rectangular red brick block. Ripped slate roof with wide eaves. The south end (Church House) has a symmetrical front of 5 windows, the 2 outer ones each side in shallow brick bows. Recessed sashes, glazing bars intact, flat brick arches, thin block sills. Stucco band across front between upper ground and 1st floors. Bowed porch raised on brick base to upper ground floor level has splayed steps and iron balustrade. 2 iron columns support entab- lature which is bowed out, from stucco band between storeys, as a canopy. Double doors of 6 fielded panels with side lights panelled below. Flank ing thin panelled pilasters to reeded doorhead. Large semi-circuler fan- light with delicate, fainted radial glazing bars and architrave over. The wall around is stuccoed. The west front has 4 flat roofed dormers with glazing bars to sashes, one a 2-light casement. 7 windows on this front, some blind, and a 3 bay Tuscan verandah with tent-roofed trellis balcony above. The central window giving on to it: an oeuil de boeuf. Other windows recessed sashes, glazing bars intact, 3 with Venetian shut- ters on 2nd floor, 2 to left of verandeh on13t floor have delicate iron balconies supported by shaped brackets and tent-shaped canopies. The double doors beneath the verandah have 6 panels, top pair fielded small horizontal ovals, the centre pair larger and set vertically with wreath mouldings, the bottom panels flush with diamonds inset, Reeded reveals and doorcase with iron head corner blocks. The entrance to "Aurora" is by a pedimented doorcase with Doric columns. Door of 5 flush panels, rectangular fanlight with 3 pointed panes, Above on 1st floor a pointed 2-light casement. This north end of the building is stuccoed, as is the part of wall behind 3 bay verandah/balcony. Dominating position in open grouping of this part of Sidmouth.

Listing NGR: SY1243887398

External Links

• Kennaway House at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q6389532

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