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Latitude: 50.5877 / 50°35'15"N
Longitude: -1.2367 / 1°14'12"W
OS Eastings: 454131
OS Northings: 76721
OS Grid: SZ541767
Mapcode National: GBR 9F9.05V
Mapcode Global: FRA 879J.21F
Plus Code: 9C2WHQQ7+38
Entry Name: The Cottage St Lawrence Well the Old Cottage
Listing Date: 15 July 1976
Grade: II*
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1225494
English Heritage Legacy ID: 421889
ID on this website: 101225494
Location: St Lawrence, Isle of Wight, PO38
County: Isle of Wight
Civil Parish: Ventnor
Built-Up Area: Ventnor
Traditional County: Hampshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Isle of Wight
Church of England Parish: St Lawrence St Lawrence
Church of England Diocese: Portsmouth
Tagged with: Cottage
UNDERCLIFF DRIVE
1.
5271
St Lawrence
The Cottage
St Lawrence Well
and The Old Cottage
SZ 57 NW 5/177
II*
2.
A large picturesque asymmetrical design with Gothic/Tudor detail. "The Old
Cottage", part of the former service wing to "The Cottage St Lawrence Well", is
probably the original C17 or C18 cottage altered initially and made subsidiary
to the new building as Sir Richard Worseley's marine residence in 1794. It is
at the east end of the main house, 2 storeys stone rubble with saddlestone gable
ends, shaped tiles to roof - gable over right hand part of garden front. 2 light
stone mullioned windows. Corbel brackets to weathered stone hood over Tudor arched
doorway. The main house "The Cottage St Lawrence Well", is of 1794, an early picturesqu
design with some slightly later alterations. 2 storeys, ashlar blocks with intervening
small stones. West entrance front has central 2 storey gabled porch, plain bargeboards,
the ground floor open octagonal stone piers supporting 1st floor. This has stone
mullioned oriel bay window with tiled pent roof. Flanking bays have 3 light marginal
glazed windows with drip moulds. Tiled roof, deep flat eaves, openwork bargeboards
to gable ends. The south garden front has 2 bargeboard gabled bays, that to left
hand with original canted bay - 2 light casements with purple tinted marginal glazing,
as door to centre ground floor; drip moulds over. Large 2 storey rectangular bay
to right hand with drip moulds over casements is a later, C19, addition. Lower
service wing, set back, links with "The Old Cottage". Interior: staircase behind
west entrance of simple open string continuous handrail type; in the 2 front rooms
flanking entrance, late C18 marble mantlepieces. The roof line of the main house
is punctuated by grouped chimneys some of Tudor pattern, shaped ridge tiles. From
the north side of the main house curves a tooled ashlar covered way with slate
roof, on plain iron columns and open to garden side, leading to tunnel vault passage
to drive. The elevation of the passage entrance to drive is flanked by capped
piers with round headed archway and scrolled wrought iron gates.
Listing NGR: SZ5413176721
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