Description

1.
4412 NELSON ROAD SE10
(South Side)

Nos 15 to 25 (consec)
TQ 3877 26/G93A

II GV

2.
1829 by Joseph Kay. Unified composition now marred by rebuilding of Western
angle. Each house 3 storeys, 3 windows except Nos 18 and 20, 2 windows and
No 25 1 window. Slate mansard roofs with round arched dormers. Stucco. Entablature
with blocking course rests on 4 flat, Doric pilasters in left section (Nos 24
and 25), 4 attached Ionic columns in setback centre section (No 19 and inner
bays of Nos 18 and 20) and 2 pilasters defining flanking bays to centre (outer
bays of Nos 18 and 20). All windows sashes with glazing bars (some replaced).
Short 2nd floor windows with cill band, those in 4 left bays and centre flanking
bays segment headed. 3-light windows in 2nd bay from left, that on 1st floor
with segment arched recess over. Moulded architraves emphasize some windows at
left and in centre, those on 1st floor with frieze and cornice. Wrought iron
balcony all along, broken only to hold entrance pediment of No 19. Modern shops
on ground floor.

Nos 15 to 25 (consec) form a group with No 19 King William Walk.

Listing NGR: TQ3836377638

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q27085807

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