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Latitude: 51.326 / 51°19'33"N
Longitude: -0.2694 / 0°16'9"W
OS Eastings: 520677
OS Northings: 159971
OS Grid: TQ206599
Mapcode National: GBR 94.8RF
Mapcode Global: VHGRP.8XYT
Plus Code: 9C3X8PGJ+C6
Entry Name: Queen Anne House, Garden Wall to Queen Anne House and Woodcote End House
Listing Date: 10 April 1954
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1288644
English Heritage Legacy ID: 399150
Also known as: Woodcut End House
Woodcote End House
Queen Anne House
Queen Anne House Woodcote End House, and garden wall to Queen Anne House
ID on this website: 101288644
Location: Epsom, Epsom and Ewell, Surrey, KT18
County: Surrey
District: Epsom and Ewell
Electoral Ward/Division: Woodcote
Parish: Non Civil Parish
Built-Up Area: Epsom
Traditional County: Surrey
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Surrey
Church of England Parish: Epsom St Martin
Church of England Diocese: Guildford
Tagged with: House
EPSOM
1.
1086
WOODCOTE ROAD
(East side)
TQ 2060 30/92 10.4.54. Queen Anne House.
Garden wall to
TQ 2059 34/92 Queen Anne House.
10.4.54. Woodcote End House.
II* GV
2
Mid C18. Road front. Two storeys, red brick, three sash windows. Central
late C18 bowed stucco porch with Tower of the Winds half columns, round
headed windows and central doorway; frieze and cornice. Parapet, old
tile roof. To left of this front is projecting late C17 - early C18 portion,
now called Queen Anne House, of two storeys, red brick, with four cased
sashes, and moulded bands to floor level and as cornice to parapet. Old
panelled door to left hand with "modern Georgian" doorcase.
Elevation to garden is two storeys and attic, red brick, four sashes,
bands and parapet. Square hipped old tile roof with two flat topped dormers.
Projecting wing on right, two storeys, red brick, segmental bowed front
and 2 - light sash on each floor. Additions to left and right.
Interior. Elliptical entrance hall, coved ceiling and niche in wall
facing door, mahogany doors. Octagonal room to South with "Adam" ceiling
and walls and fireplace. Room to garden with panelled plaster ceiling.
Original staircase with delicate fluted balusters and carved brackets.
The house was the home of the Rev. Martin Madan (1726-1790) an Anglican
Clergyman of Methodist views. In 1780 he published a work called "Thelypthora"
advocating Polygamy as the only cure for prostitution in women. The book
raised a storm of protest and caused him to retire here in seclusion.
C18 wall along west side of garden to Queen Anne House: red brick.
Queen Anne House including garden wall, Woodcote End House and Nos 7 to
11 (odd) form a group.
Listing NGR: TQ2067759971
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