Description

ROYAL LEAMINGTON SPA

SP3166SE WARWICK STREET
1208-1/2/395 (South side)
12/03/85 No.36
and attached railings

II

House, now club and attached railings. Dated 1827 with
late-C19 addition to right. Pinkish-brown brick, painted to
side and with painted stucco to front facade, hipped Welsh
slate roof.
EXTERIOR: main range: 3 storeys with basement, 3 bays with
windows arranged 1:2, that to left recessed in 2 stages; with
projecting, single-storey range to right with 4 narrow bays
including one window.
To main 2-window bay are 2-storey Tuscan pilasters through
ground and first floors.
Main range: entrance to left: 6 steps to 6-panel door with
plain reveals within distyle Doric porch with engaged
pilasters, frieze, cornice, blocking course. To left a
15-pane, round-arched window with margin-lights and stained
glass, keystone, sill, continuous impost band. Otherwise
ground floor has replacement mock 1/1 sashes with sills.
First floor: 3/6 sash to left bay, blind opening to return,
two replacement mock 1/1 sashes with sills. Continuous frieze
and cornice.
Second floor has pilaster strips, 3/6 sashes throughout. All
windows in plain reveals.
Frieze band, cornice. Hipped roof, side stacks.
Basement: central blocked segmental-arched entrance, between
blocked, elliptically-arched windows openings in plain
reveals.
Right range: deep chamfered plinth with 5 Doric pilasters on
plinths to ends and between bays. To first bay a mosaic
roundel with head. To second bay an inserted mock 1/1 sash.
Frieze with paterae. To left return a 6/6 sash and a 3/6 sash.
INTERIOR: not inspected.
SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: railings across front have bars with
fleur-de-lys finials.
HISTORICAL NOTE: right range built as billiard room. Warwick
Street was laid out in 1822-1826.
(Cave LF: Royal Leamington Spa Its History and Development:
Chichester: 1988-: 39).

Listing NGR: SP3158266049

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26661654

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