Summary

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TQ 64 SW
13/7

SANDOWN PARK
Pembury Grange

II
Built in 1869. Architect George Devey for Neville Ward - whose father laid out the Calverley Park estate. A large asymmetrical house in Tudor style of two storeys and attics.

Front elevation has a ground floor of red brick with black diaper brick pattern. Four gables with decorative bargeboards. Upper floors are tile hung on half timbered roughcast on brick with diaper pattern. Five altered windows. Terracotta date plaque. Wooden porch with coved cornice supported on six piers. One storey red brick diaper patterned kitchen wing to left with protruding half-conical bread oven. Tiled roof with clustered chimney stacks. Rear elevation includes a one storey service wing masked by a red brick wall on the garden side incorporating a recessed garden seat.

The interior has fittings of the period, a wooden staircase with turned balusters later C19 wooden fire places with half columns and tiled surrounds some dado panelling and eight panelled doors.

Listing NGR: TQ 6106940856

Description

This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 23 January 2026 to reformat the text to current standards

TQ 64 SW
13/7

SANDOWN PARK
Pembury Grange

II
Built in 1869. Architect George Devey for Neville Ward - whose father laid out the Calverley Park estate. A large asymmetrical house in Tudor style of two storeys and attics.

Front elevation has a ground floor of red brick with black diaper brick pattern. Four gables with decorative bargeboards. Upper floors are tile hung on half timbered roughcast on brick with diaper pattern. Five altered windows. Terracotta date plaque. Wooden porch with coved cornice supported on six piers. One storey red brick diaper patterned kitchen wing to left with protruding half-conical bread oven. Tiled roof with clustered chimney stacks. Rear elevation includes a one storey service wing masked by a red brick wall on the garden side incorporating a recessed garden seat.

The interior has fittings of the period, a wooden staircase with turned balusters later C19 wooden fire places with half columns and tiled surrounds some dado panelling and eight panelled doors.

Listing NGR: TQ 6106940856

External Links

• Wikidata Q26419472

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