Description

LONDON BOROUGH OF MERTON BELVEDERE SQUARE TQ 2471 6/154 No 4, with Nos 16-20 (even) Church Road 1.3.82 GV II

Row of cottages mid to late C19. Part of planned cottage development. Polychrome brick, tall Welsh slate roofs half hipped and hipped at lower level to east, cross gabled to west. Cogged eaves cornice, and also to prominent projecting stack on west return. No 4 Belvedere Square of two storeys, three bays; irregular; corner site. Casement windows under pointed relieving arches; one half hipped dormer breaking eaves. Ground floor. left canted bay, cogged cornices, hipped slate roof. Boarded door under flint slated hood on brackets. Nos 16-20 Church Road of two storeys, one wide and one narrow bay under large and shared small gables respectively. Casement windows, of two lights under pointed relieving arches. Ground floor canted bays with cogged cornices, hipped slate roofs. Nos 18 and 20 have paired doors in a deep recess, but have lost porch screen. Brick forecourt walls with corniced coping. Forms an integral part of Belvedere Square planned development, with Nos 5-13 (consec), 17-31 (consec) and Nos 22- 26 (even) Church Road (qv).

Listing NGR: TQ2407071183

External Links

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