Description

RAMSGATE ST AUGUSTINE'S ROAD
TR 3764 SE
(South side)
18/365 Chartham Terrace and
13.8.68 garden wall to right
GV II
Terrace. By Charles Habershon. Knapped flint with stock brick details and
ashlar dressings. Slate roof. Three storeys and basement with double
attics with 4 stacks ranged across roof, and counterset stack at end right.
Four gabled semi-dormers and 4 gabled dormers. Large gable at end right,
with smaller 3 storey gabled projection off right from that. Two storey
crenellated polygonal porch at end left, and 3 gabled 2 storey porches
to centre, all with diapered and ornamental brickwork. Nine sashes and
1 wooden casement to left on 2nd floor, 10 sashes (those in porches with
four centred arched heads) on 1st floor, and 6 on ground floor with four
centred arched and half-glazed doors. Boarded door in right end gable,
from which projects a flint and brick wall about 6 feet high and running
northwards about 20 metres. The southern, seaward elevation is less
irregular and complex with 4 two storey and basement canted bays, and 3
storey and basement canted bay in large shallow projecting gable at end
left; 9 bay frontage of mixed sashes and wooden casements with four
centred arched heads to 1st floor and to half-glazed doors. Habershon
was both developer and architect of the Terrace, his avowed intention
being to build higher than and block light from the church of Pugin's
adjoining St. Augustine's complex.

Listing NGR: TR3769464330

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26620823

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