Description

THE HUNDRED 1. (South Side) 1559 ------------ No 111 Romsey Police Station. Police house adjoining to south-west SU 3521 4/186

II

2. Mid C19. No 111 projects forward from rest of building 1-storey. Hipped slate roof. Some knapped flint; pilasters of red brick at end and in centre. One 3-light casement window at west end in double chamfered jamb with rubbed brick voussoir over. Flat-arched doorway with similar frame; wooded boarded door in architrave frame with small rectangular fanlight over (lattice glazing). Recessed behind this and to the north-east, main part of building: one bay of one-storey with one 2-light casement window. Then central 2-storey wing running north-west-south-east with parapeted gable end facing street; brick tumbling and brick coping to parapet. Slate roof; 6 brick rectangular stacks with chamfered edges on central square brick plinth. 2 windows; 3-light casements with lattice work panes; double brick jambs with chamfered edges; rubbed brick voussoirs and brick dressings; hood moulds over. Painted stucco sills; brick band at sill level. Similar window to west end on ground floor. Stone plaque in attic with corbels below it. 4 centred arched doorway; door with vertical strip panelling; door in deep recession with double jambs with chamfered edges; rubbed brick voussoirs and brick dressings. 1-storey extension to east in slight recession: hipped slate roof. One window and one flat arched door, both in frames similar to those in the main part of the building.

Listing NGR: SU3545921154

External Links

• Wikidata Q26566750

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