Description

LANDFORD SOUTHAMPTON ROAD
SU 22 SE
(off west side)
8/158 Northlands
23/7/76

II

Detached villa, now nursing home. 1830s with additions of c1850
and 1860. Plastered brick, Welsh slate roof, brick stacks. L-
plan. 2-storey front, scattered fenestration. Half-glazed double
doors with Art Nouveau handles, in Tudor-arched doorway with
hoodmould to left, to right are a variety of windows, mostly groups
of tall casements and a Venetian window lighting stairs. Gabled
eaves with good ogee-carved bargeboards with pendants. Groups of
octagonal brick stacks and lead or ceramic cresting to roof. Left
return has delicate cast-iron verandah around a canted gable with
French windows, to left is square bay window with tall casements.
Rear garden front: 2-storey, 7-window, central canted bays with
strapwork-decorated parapets, windows are mostly tall casements
with some plate glass sashes. To left is conservatory of c1850
with Tudor-arched windows. To right of front is wing of c1860, 2-
storey, 5-window, half-glazed door in glazed porch to right, three
plate-glass sashes with margin panes to left on ground and first
floors, to right are tall sashes to ground floor and sashes to
first floor, similar gabled eaves with ogee carved bargeboards and
pendants. Rear of wing has tall casements to ground floor and
margin-pane sashes to first floor, single-storey services with same
details.
Interior has stairs of c1900 with turned balusters and moulded
handrail, other fittings of c1900 include good Art Nouveau
fireplace surrounds with coloured tiles, plaster ceiling cornices
and 4-panelled doors. Villa built for Mr Foot, a Salisbury
solicitor and extended for James Wigram.
(Unpublished records of RCHM (England), Salisbury)

Listing NGR: SU2507220807

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26274865

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