Description

BLACKWELL
1. (West side)
5195
No 19
Forecourt wall to No 19
and to Sheraton Park
NZ 21 SE 15/394

II
2.
No 19 is a small Victorian folly in Tudor style, Two-storey square tower of roughly
coursed rubble stone with red brick dressings including angle pilasters and a battlemented
parapet over a brick dentil cornice broken outward at corners to support angle
turrets, also battlemented, with a diagonal brick corbel table. Three-light casement,
transomed below, in splayed stone frames. (One tiny light, on North face), Drip
moulds. From south-east corner a long, high wall runs southwards to Bridge Road
Random nibble with red brick pilasters supporting battlemented brick parapet
Stone-coped end piers, the Northern one with urn finial. In angle between wall
and tower is a quarter-octatonal porch of rusticated stone with battlemented parapet
and Tudor arched entrance under dripmould. Land behind has been divided and a
new house (Sheraton Park) built, for whose gateway an arch has been inserted.

Listing NGR: NZ2744512645

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26414536

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  Oxfordshire: North and West (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)
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