Description

OXFORD ROAD 1. 5104 Moseley B13 No 130 SP 08 SE 12/34 II 2. Circa 1907 a modest detached surveyor built house but of self conscious Arts and Crafts design. Two storeys red brick but with the step front pitch of the tiled roof swept down to left over timber-framed projection and recessed porch, from corner window. Flat eaves. Stuccoed gabled break to right with 2 tall diagonally set red brick chimney stacks abutting ridge at junction with main roof. Weather drip in gable and above first floor 4-light low leaded casement window with heart-pierced fixed shutters. Ground floor has prominent canted bay windows with leaded lights and rosette studded lead valance-eaves. Small side light to left. The corner window, to left of timber-framed 2 light bay, has 2 mullion-transom leaded lights to front and side elevations with corner post on brick base. Gabled 3-light dormer in roof above. Original front garden layout with crazy paved paths and steps and clipped yews. Timber post and lintel gateway.

Listing NGR: SP0850782358

External Links

• Wikidata Q26626953

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