Description

SU 51 SE SOBERTON
9/3 Wood End House
II
House. Once a cottage of C17 origin, but enlarged in the late C18 and again in
the mid C19. Walls of painted brickwork in Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches,
parapet with coping and brick dentilled cornice: another section of Flemish bond
with blue headers and also Flemish Garden Wall bond with blue headers: some tile-
hanging. The main block is late C18 with some early C19 details, symmetrical
south west front elevation of two storeys, five above two windows, those of the
ground-floor placed centrally beneath the two outer pairs of the 1st floor.
Sashes in reveals, the larger ground-floor lights reaching to floor level. Door
case with thin open pediment on coupled modillion brackets, with console brackets
above panelled pilasters, arched opening with plain fanlight, and 6-panelled door.
The south-east elevation has a long wing (including the oldest part of the
structure) extending to the north east, with tile-hanging above brickwork and
sashes above casements, the south west side (the end of the main front) having
a French window beneath a concave metal canopy. The north-west elevation shows a
gabled recess between the mid C19 north-east side and the end of the main block,
with a stucco porch filling the gap, with a pierced parapet, pilasters, and half-
glazed coupled doors.

Listing NGR: SU6156414731

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26460486

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