Description

NITON AND WHITWELL

SZ57NW SANDROCK ROAD
1353-0/5/227 Mount Cleves
18/01/67

GV II

Office for caravan park, formerly house. C18 altered and
refronted in 1829. Stuccoed with hipped slate roof and
stuccoed chimneystacks. 2 parallel ranges, 2 storeys 3
windows. Wide eaves cornice. East front has giant Ionic
pilasters. Most 1st floor windows have 6 glazing bars. Ground
floor windows have no glazing bars. Tuscan portico. South
front has 4 windows, including 2 projecting hipped end bays
with giant Ionic pilasters 4 sashes with 6 glazing bars to 1st
floor and without to ground floor. Recessed centre has wooden
shutters. Colonnade of square columns and French windows.
Plinth. 1 storey conservatory link to left hand side. Mid C19
stuccoed with ramped up parapet with 3 elaborate urns. 2
8-pane sashes and double doors with rectangular fanlight over.
Early lead water cistern for a water closet of c.1820 reported
inside. In 1802 a lead merchant the owner of the Mortimer
Foundry in Newport lived here.

Listing NGR: SZ5011775892

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26504343

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  The green guide for historic buildings: how to improve the environmental performance of listed and historic buildings
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