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ST57SE REDCATCH ROAD, Knowle 901-1/55/1554 (North West side) 04/03/77 No.100 St Elizabeth's

GV II

House. c1900. Squared, coursed Lias rubble with limestone dressings, plain tile roof with decorative ridges and brick stacks. Main block with front and rear wings forming a cross, and right-hand extension. Jacobethan style. Redcatch Road elevation has 2 storeys and basement, the main block behind 3 storeys, with an extension to right of 2 storeys; varied fenestration. Plinth, weathered plat bands to the ground and first floors, ground and second floors on main block. Gables with corbelled kneelers to raised copings, with ball finials. Tall lateral chimney range, with angled bricks forming vertical projections. Openings have irregular jambs and flat lintels, with moulded surrounds and rubble relieving arches over. Entrance wing has on the right, ground-floor single-light windows with cinquefoil ogee heads containing stained glass, and casements, and above 2-light mullioned windows. The remaining windows are mullioned, and transomed on the ground floor with stained glass above the transoms. To the left a 2-storey 3-sided bay in the angle with the main block, with 4-light windows. On the right, steps up to a large doorway in the gable to the central hall, with an elliptical, moulded stopped archivolt in a label with diamond stops, and a 2-leaf door. To the left a tall 9-light window of stained glass. On the right projects a 2-storey extension; 1-window range. Behind it is a C20 flat roof extension. The left side elevation facing Agnes Avenue has wide 4-light windows to the ground and first floors and 3-light windows to the second. Large brick chimney ranges of diagonal stacks. INTERIOR: open-well stair with 4 curtail steps, decorative fireplaces and panelled soffits and reveals to the ovolo-moulded windows in the main left-hand side and rear ground-floor rooms, and ground-floor door architraves with reeded sides and nail head angles.

Listing NGR: ST5999870903

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