Description

BUCKINGHAM ROAD
1.
1577
(North Side)
Buckingham Villa
SZ 5892 1/158
SZ 5992 1/158

II

2.
Long low villa circa 1830 to 40, set well back from road, facing sea with
entrance front to South. Two storeys stucco faced, first floor sill band
plinth. Six windows first floor, five on ground floor, one modern left
of doorway. The outer windows to the West in a slightly projecting bay:
the ground floor window tripartite, recessed, sash, glazing bars intact
in side lights, frieze and cornice over. The first floor window has a
block apron below sill band resting on cornice of ground floor window. All
windows recessed, sash, glazing bars intact. Doorway modern. Low pitch
hipped slate roof with overhanging eaves. Service wing adjoining to South
East: two storeys stone rubble with stock brick dressings, of three windows,
recessed, sash, glazing bars. Low pitch hipped slate roof. North front
facing sea: has flanking pilaster strips and one between the fourth and
fifth windows to East. Seven windows first floor, recessed, two light
casements with glazing bars, architrave surrounds and block sills. Ground
floor has four rectangular full length wood frame bays, mullioned and
transomed of one light etch side and four to front, the centre two being
French windows, glazing bars intact. Tuscan pilasters at angles frieze
and cornice over. There is also a three light casement with architrave
surround and block sill. Small conservatory and projecting part of
service wing (stuccoed on this front) to East. West front has two
casement windows of two lights first floor with block sills but no
architrave surrounds. Ground floor rectangular bay as on North front
but with tiled hipped roof added.

Listing NGR: SZ5898992848

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26527776

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