Description

TQ 16SW BOROUGH OF ELMBRIDGE CLAREMONT PARK

Esher

5/117 White Cottage 28.5.69. GV II*

House. Circa 1720, probably by Sir John Vanbrugh. Whitewashed brick with slate roof. Stacks to left end and rear left, Irregular cruciform plan. 2 storeys with brick plat band over ground floor. 3 bays to front under gable/pediment. Sash windows to first floor, central window in recessed panel with arch breaking up into gable. Glazing bar sash windows to ground floor in blind arcade with projecting keystones. Central half-glazed door with side windows and large traceried fanlight above. Gable front, 2 bay range set back to right with rounded window in gable. Glazing bar sash windows below. Left hand return front: plat band over ground floor containing baroque projecting keystones ro ground floor glazing bar sash windows in block surrounds. Brick dentil band to pediment. Rear: 3 bays with dentilled pediment above . Centre half-glazed door in arched panel with rusticated wuoins to surround, rusticated arch voussoirs above. Interior: vaulted entrance hall.

Listing NGR: TQ1357063503

External Links

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