Description

BRAMPFORD SPEKE SX 99 NW 3/17 The Avenue 18.11.76 II Substantial house. East wing of circa 1840 plus north-west wing of 1900, rendered with slate roof with gabled ends with pierced wavy bargeboards and end stacks. 2 storeys. The circa 1840 house was symmetrical until additions of a narrow north (right-hand) bay in circa 1900. 3 + 1 bays. Central gabled 2-storey porch on thin wooden columns and pilasters with cushion capitals and bases. Porch gable has similar bargeboards and tall wooden finial. Tripartite sashes with glazing bars, ground floor with sills almost at ground level and with cornices on console brackets. First floor windows have segmentally arched heads, centre window over porch is of single light. The work of circa 1900 is substantial, the garden front being a competent piece of asymmetrical, picturesque vernacular revival. Internally the fittings are of circa 1900 with the exception of the right-hand ground floor room which contains C17 panelling brought from George Fursden from Cadbury. Linenfold panels below, with lozenges above on fluted background. C19 Gothick chimney piece and overmantel, looks circa 1840.

Listing NGR: SX9272498324

External Links

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