Description

LICHFIELD

SK1109SE SANDFORD STREET
1094-1/8/150 (South East side)
06/03/70 No.15

GV II

Two houses, now County Council offices. c1780 with range to
right of c1908.
Brick with ashlar dressings; tile roofs with brick stacks.
Double-depth plan. Georgian style.
3 storeys; 3-window range with 2-window range to right. Brick
plinth and top cornice. Central entrance has doorcase with
architrave, frieze and bracketed pediment, overlight to
6-fielded-panel door; round-headed entrance to left end has
fanlight to 6-panel door. Windows have sills, those to ground
floor bracketed, and rubbed brick flat arches, and horned
sashes, those to ground floor have 16 panes, those to 1st
floor have 4/8 panes flanking one of 3/6 panes, those to 2nd
floor of 8 panes flanking one of 6 panes. End stacks.
Range to right has 2 platt bands and top modillioned brick
cornice. Windows to ground and 1st floors have sills,
bracketed to ground floor, and segmental-heads; all windows
have top-hung casements, those to ground and 1st floor with
4/8 panes, window to left end with one of 2/4 panes (probably
originally entrance), those to 2nd floor with 8 panes.
Rainwater head and later downspout between ranges. Rear has 2
gabled wings with parapeted infill; rear of range to right has
wing with coped gable with large cross-axial stack with cogged
band.
INTERIOR: stone-flagged floor to hall with round arch to stair
hall; open-well staircase has cut string, column-on-vase
balusters, newels formed by clusters of 4 balusters, and
ramped handrail. Plaque in hall records history as the
Victoria Nursing Home.
The house became the home in 1899, the right range being added
c1908 as offices and nurses' home; from 1934-85 it was a
clinic.
(Victoria History of the County of Stafford: Greenslade M W:
Lichfield: Oxford: 1990-: P.106).

Listing NGR: SK1155009407

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26489503

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  Development and Design of Heritage Sensitive Sites: Strategies for Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas
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