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TQ 14 SW ABINGER C.P. PASTUREWOOD ROAD Holmbury St Mary

6/56 End House, Hopedene House, Hopedene Court, Dormers and 11/11/66 Hope End (formerly listed as Hopedene)

GV II

the address shall be amended to read "End House, Hopedene House and Hopedene Court (formerly listed as Hopedene)".

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ABINGER C.P. PASTUREWOOD ROAD TQ 14SW Holmbury St Mary 6/56 End House, Hopedene House, Hopedene Court, Dormers and Hope End 11/11/66 (Formerly listed as Hopedene)

GV II

House, now divided. 1873 by Richard Norman Shaw, for Hensleigh Wedgewood, extended in 1878-9 and again in 1902 by Percy Ginham, who added the nursery wing. Red brickwith tile hanging and some timbered frame above, plain tiled roofs. L-shaped with wing projecting to left and forecourt between two ranges. Two storeys with attics in gable and under pentice-roofed dormer to left of centre. Tall ribbed and corbelled stacks with largest star-shaped stack to front centre, further stacks to left and rear right. Two timber framed gables to right, that to left with attic casement window. Tile hanging on first floor cast out over ground floor, with angle bay oriel window to first floor right, 5-leaded lights across front, bow shaped oriel window on first floor of left gable. Large half- hip end to centre with one 4-light attic casement window either side of stack. 15-light (3 x 5) leaded first floor fixed window to right of stack, one 5-light first floor window to left of stack. 3 first floor windows to left. Two storey wing to left with ridge-cresting and timber framed gable bay to end. Four first floor casements including angle bay oriel. Two windows on ground floor wing angle bay window to left at junction with gable. One mullioned and transomed window on first floor of gable, four light cambered head window on ground floor in blocked former entrance outlined by stone moulding. Porch to right under bow oriel with margin lights and leaded transome lights on brick plinth walls. First entrance to left in half-hipped range with pointed arched porch recess to ribbed door. Stone-dressed door on left hand wing. Right hand return front. Dormer to right. Angle bay on corner under hip roof. Rear: Double gable range to centre with 5-light attic dormer windows, mullioned and transomed windows on first floor and 7-light ground floor window to left of centre. Mostly tile hung.

A. Saint: Richard Norma Shaw (1977) p.412 PEVSNER: Buildings of England, Surrey (1971) p.315.

Listing NGR: TQ1135343916

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• Wikidata Q26484535

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