Description

CORNWALL STREET 1. 5104 City Centre B3 No 93 SP 0687 SE 29/14 21.1.70 II* GV 2. 1902, by T W F Newton and Cheattle for Sir James Sawyer. Brick with stone dressings; green slate roof. In an Arts and Crafts style. Three storeys plus basement and attic; 3 bays. Ground floor with 2 windows and the entrance up steps and beneath a large flat moulded canopy hanging from iron brackets. First floor with 3 windows. All these windows rectangular and with big keystones. Second floor with 3 windows with segmental heads. All windows sashes, within stone surrounds with aprons and linked across the facade of the building by 3 broad stone bands. Fine rainwater heads left and right beneath the segmental parapet with upswept ends. In the roof 2 pedimented dormer sash windows, not of the more usual type but heavier. Spendid iron area railings of excellent design. Nothing inside. One of an important group of houses.

Listing NGR: SP0665387072

External Links

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  Harrow on the Hill: A photographic portrayal of listed buildings and structures (Historic Buildings Picture Guides)
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