Description

SOUTHWARK

TQ3178 KENNINGTON PARK ROAD
636-1/7/455 (East side)
27/09/72 Nos.87-121 (Odd)
and attached railings
(Formerly Listed as:
KENNINGTON PARK ROAD
(East side)
Nos.87-95, 97A, 97B,
97C, 99-121 & 125-165 (odd))

GV II

Terrace of 18 houses, late C18. Brown and yellow stock brick,
some with stucco or red brick dressings; slate or tiled roofs.
War damage has been repaired and some restoration and later
alterations have been carried out.
All but Nos 95 & 97 with mansards with dormers; Nos 91-117
with roof behind brick parapet; Nos 87, 105-7 & 119 with roof
behind stucco parapet with cornice and blocking course (No.89
stucco parapet only; No.119 also has frieze); No.97 with
cornice and low triangular pediment in front of parapet.
EXTERIOR: 3 storeys and basement, most with attics, 2 bays
each, 2 windows and door to each ground floor (except No.119
which is 4 bays and No.121 which is 3 bays to each floor;
No.87 with 1-storey set-back entrance extension to left
return).
Round-arched entrances in round-arched recesses with
decorative fanlights to all but Nos 93, 99 & 103. No.89 with
moulded cornice head; No.93 with reeded jambs and cornice
head; No.95 with reeded cornice head; No.97, which slightly
projects, with stucco springing band to door with panelled
jambs; No.99 with fluted Egyptian pilaster jambs, reeded
cornice head and original door; No.101 with moulded stucco
architrave with fluted Tuscan pilasters, fluted Egyptian
pilaster jambs and reeded cornice head; No.103 with reeded
cornice head and fluted pilaster jambs; No.105 with cornice
head, moulded stucco architrave and pilasters; No.107 with
moulded cornice head, moulded stucco architrave and pilasters;
No.109 with stucco lined reveal with moulded cornice head and
original door; Nos 111 & 113 with doors (that to No.111
original) with moulded cornice heads in stucco lined reveals;
No.115 with reeded pilaster jambs, moulded cornice head and
original door; No.117 with attached, reeded 3/4 columns,
reeded jambs and cornice head; No.119: steps up to door with
fluted pilaster jambs, cornice head and stucco springing band;
No.121 with short Doric columns to doorway bearing entablature

below break-front cornice head, moulded stucco springing band.
All except Nos 87, 89 & 105 have sash windows; Nos 91 & 95-99
with glazing bars and all but Nos 87, 89 and 2nd floors of
109, 115 & 117 with flat, gauged-brick arches.
Nos 105 & 107: modern glazing; No.87 with moulded stucco
architraves to casement windows with leaded lights, those to
ground floor with segmental pediments, those to 1st floor with
triangular pediments, those to 2nd floor eared; No.89 with
stucco architraves and flat cornices on brackets to mullioned
and transomed windows; No.97 with ground-floor windows in
round-arched recesses; No.119 with round-arched ground-floor
windows in round-arched recesses with stucco springing band
and moulded stucco bases resting on basement plinth, 1st-floor
windows with flat cornices on brackets; No.121 ground-floor
windows as No.119 but with plain arches; No.125 with windows
as No.121. All have stucco sill band at 1st floor.
INTERIOR: not inspected.
SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: area and/or dividing railings, some
original.

Listing NGR: TQ3159178233

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26665406

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