Description

The following building shall be added

SU 98 SW FISHERY ROAD
(east side)

2/6 West Court

- II

Large house by the River Thames. 1899 by William West Nev for himself. Brick,
past painted roughcast, part decorative tile hanging. Old tile hipped roof.
Rectangular plan with belvedere projecting from south-east corner. 2 storeys and
attics. Several chimneys with offset heads and clay pots. Casement windows and
mullioned and transomed windows, all with square leading. East front, facing
river:- Irregular. Belvedere on left on 3 floor; the top floor on open balcony
with wooden balustrading, under a steeply pitched octagonal roof surmounted by a
weathervane. Centre section with 2 dormers, the one on the left has a flat roof
and 6-light window; the one on the right has 2 gablets, glazed door to balcony,
flanked by 4- and 3-light windows. Below this a 2-storey square bay window of
6-lights on each level, divided by an apron of false timbering in herring-bone
pattern. A recessed balcony on first floor to the right of the bay window over a
projecting window and garden door with lean-to roof. On the left of the bay
window are 2 bays of large mullioned transomed windows separated by a brick panel
with balconies and wrought iron tailings above. 2 pairs of glazed doors and
flanking casement windows give access to balconies. On the left of this is a
small covered terrace with wooden balustrading. On the right is a one bay gable
with false timbering in apex. Large 6-light cant bay window on first floor.
6-light window below with pair of glazed doors in centre. West (entrance) front:-
plainer, with entrance door on right in enclosed porch formed by continuation of
roof slope from gable. Interior: mostly intact, with elaborate carved panelling
and chimney piece in dining room.

This building was listed in error under the parish of Bray-List No. 21 dated
2 NMay 1989

Listing NGR: SU9009180580

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26411112

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