Description

TQ 05NW BOROUGH OF WOKING OLD WOKING ROAD

6/99 No. 173 (Littlecour
29/4/80 GV
II*

House. 1902 by C.A. Voysey. Roughcast, stone dressings, large hipped plain
tiled roof with roughcast ridge stacks to left end, right of centre and stack
to rear. 2 storeys with drip moulding across the ground floor; stone dressed
mullion and transome leaded casements throughout. Asymmetrical front, the
salient features include projecting gabled bay to right with battered buttresses
and large window. Range to left with six windows across the first floor
including staircase window to left of centre and circular window over the door.
Half glazed door in arched porch recess between buttresses; projecting arched
hood on corbels over. Single storey kitchen to right end with service court
to rear. Rear elevation has plank and part glazed door to right in similar
porch recess.

Interior: Stone flooring, stripped panelling throughout; staircase
to left being square newel type with thin planking. Original door furniture
and bird and flower ventilation grilles survive.

PEVSNER: Buildings of England : Surrey p.420.

Listing NGR: TQ0302459376

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17548981

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