Description

TQ 06 SW
71/2/10007

PARVIS ROAD, West Byfleet

Broadoaks model dairy

GV
II

Model dairy. Early C20. Red brick. Tiled roof with deeply overhanging eaves: south, rectangular plan bay with half-hipped roof; north circular bay with conical roof having half-hipped ventilation lucarne and crowned by a timber-framed, louvered, vent with pitched tiled roof. The eaves of this roof are supported on timber posts to form a verandah. Opposing entrances under hipped roof porches on timber posts. 3 and 5-light timber transom and mullion casements with small leaded panes and ornate wrought iron furniture. South facade with full-height chimney breast and stack. Interior: cross-passage has a patterned floor of white, grey, black and yellow mosaic. A similar floor exists in the circular room with plain white mosaic extending to full height; shelves currently missing. Central ceiling vent. Rectangular room has white-tiled walls with pale blue dado band and dark blue skirting band; white mosaic floor.

Listing NGR: TQ0464560830

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26537857

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