Description

1. WHITEKNIGHTS PARK 5128 (The Queen's Drive) Whiteknights House Annexe SU 77 SW 17/609 II 2. Late C19. Possibly by Waterhouse. 2 storeys with gabled attic. Red brick with grey brick quoins anddressings. Stone crenellated groiJnd floor square bays to outer gabled breaks. Stone string over ground floor. Shaped stone coping and finials to outer gables. 1:3:1 bays, cross glazed sash windows. Central turret with modillion cornice, lacks roof. Low 2 storey 2 window service wing to right with cogged eaves and a kitchen extension to right (possibly by Joseph Morris 1890s) with crested ridge and dormer light. Hipped extension to far right with gable for bell. Slate roofs. Stepped red and grey brick chimneys with cogged capping. The west front is similar but 2 storey square bays are added to gable ends and central porch with shaped gable. Gothic panelled doors. Interior: Waterhouse type stair hall with stilted arch screen with stop chamfered edges.

Listing NGR: SU7324471921

External Links

• Wikidata Q26607729

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