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WINCHESTER SLEEPERS HILL SW 42 NE 869-12/10003 Dawn House, including attached walling, steps and railings II House. 1907 by Ernest Newton in Neo-Georgian style. Asymmetrical house, roughly L-shaped. Built of brown brick with red brick and some stone dressings. Hipped tiled roof with 4 panelled brick chimneystacks. 2 storeys and attics. 8 windows. Entrance front has 3 gabled dormers, the central one with venetian window and bargeboards. Deep bracket eaves cornice. Windows are mainly 12-pane sashes, cambered to ground floor, but the windows each side of the entrance porch have 8 panes. The 4th bay from the right has a projecting 2 storey entrance porch with cambered window to 1st floor and large round-headed doorcase with 2 brackets either side. Left side elevation has 1 storey wing with 2 casements. Garden elevation has small central gabled dormer with casements and large side gables with bargeboard and Venetian inspired windows incorporating French windows with iron balcony. Each end has 2 3-light canted bays with 12 pane sashes, cambered to ground floor. Centre has Tuscan curved porch with domed lead roof, glazed in at time of survey. Attached to the house is brick terrace walling to stone and brick paved terrace and 2 flights of stone steps with original cast iron handrails. Interior retains some 2 panelled doors, round-headed arches to entrance hall and staircase with slender balusters. [See "Buildings of England: Hampshire" p.716

" The Builder" 17th July 1909

G W Newton "The Work of Ernest Newton RA" London 1925 pp 102-3 Alastair Service "Edwardian Architecture" 1977 p206]

Listing NGR: SU4751629417

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