Description

1.
5004 ERSKINE HILL
(east side)
NWll

No 14
TQ 2588 26/87 18.3.65

II

2.
Architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. Grey brick with red dressings. Of 2 storeys and
3 window bays. Centre door, with red brick pilasters and small cornice above a blind
tympanus which has a moulded plaster (or wood?) arabesque in a baroque pattern.
Above is a high staircase window breaking into the roof as a half dormer. This
window is set in a red brick projecting framework and is surmounted by a pulvinated
frieze, cornice and pediment. Behind and above this window, wholly in the roof is a
hipped dormer. The ground floor windows on either side of the door are the normal
sashes. The first floor windows are casements set in slight recesses in the brick-
work. A return elevation of 2 window bays overlooks the forecourt of Nos 10 and 12.
The elevation to Temple Fortune Hill has a brick canted bay, carried up as a parapet
above the eaves and with a semi-circular headed window set in red brick pilasters and
arch with small springing and keystones. A dormer window is behind the parapet.

Listing NGR: TQ2538588622

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26349912

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