Description

BELLE VUE TERRACE 1. 5245 (West Side) No 48 (Lloyds Bank) SO 7745 NW 4/109 II GV 2. Italianate building of circa 1840, possibly including remains of the Crown Hotel, with some work of 1930. Ashlar to front, brick to side; moulded cornice and blocking course, dentil cornice and guilloche band. Rusticated end pilasters. Three storeys. Nine windows, shouldered surrounds, carved aprons. First floor windows have pediments linked by dentils with scrolls and shouldered surrounds to French windows with continuous iron balcony on large brackets. Eight round-headed windows to 1930 ground floor, with panels between. To the left, doorway with open pediment on brackets with bank monogram above keystone; inset door. Mansard roof has 9 later flat attic windows and 3 tall stone stacks. Said to have been the first water cure establishment in England, after its introduction in 1842.

Listing NGR: SO7748445887

External Links

• Wikidata Q26362390

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