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SW8244SW FALMOUTH ROAD 880-1/10/52 (West side) 19/06/73 Nos.10-18 (Even) Farley House (12)

GV II

Formerly known as: FARLEY TERRACE. Terrace of 5 houses, part now business premises. 1856. For Charles Farley, lessee. Stucco on masonry; concrete tiles to main hipped mansard roof with shaped gables; gable roof dormers and parapet, Delabole slate to flanking gable-ended cross wings; brick axial stacks. Large irregular overall U-shaped plan. Elizabethan style. 2 storeys plus attics; overall 10-window front has 4 shaped gables breaking forward from the main range flanked by stepped gables of 2 projecting cross wings, plus entrance bay at far right; plinth, strings, quoins, gable copings and turned finials; projecting parts further articulated by 2-storey bay windows; gable entrance porches are different but all have pointed doorways; Nos 10 & 12 (right) have original wooden transomed mullioned windows; Nos 14 & 16 boarded up at time of survey (August 1990) and No.18 has C20 windows. INTERIOR: moulded plaster ceilings, open-well open-string staircase with turned balusters and mahogany handrail scrolled over newel. (Title Deeds).

Listing NGR: SW8230944382

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