Description

CHARLTON KINGS

SO9620NE LONDON ROAD
630-1/34/83 (North East side)
14/12/83 Nos.336 AND 338
Courtfield

II

House, now flats. 1819-20. By John Tinings, late C19 wing to
left added for Dr Conolly's asylum. Brick with stucco facades,
slate roof and iron verandah.
PLAN: 2 storeys with basement to returns and rear, 3
first-floor windows and with range to left of 2 storeys with
basement, 2 first-floor windows.
EXTERIOR: main range has Tuscan pilasters between windows. 6/6
sashes with margin-lights throughout in plain reveals and with
blind boxes to first floor, windows to ground floor are
larger. Central entrance a 4-panel door between margin-lights
and with continuous overlight. Wide eaves, hipped roof, end
and rear stacks with cornices. Ground floor has continuous
verandah to front and right return with scrolls to uprights,
diamond-lattice frieze and scrolls to balustrade. Wing to left
has 6/6 sashes.
Rear: main floor has 2/2 long-pane sashes in elliptically
arched recess, cornices on consoles; individual balustrades
with circle motif; 6/6 sashes to first floor.
INTERIOR: of main range: open-well staircase has rod on fluted
column balusters and wreathed handrail. 6-panel doors. To rear
room: columns to architrave, elaborate cornice and marble
Regency fireplace.
HISTORICAL NOTE: sold in 1853 by Revd Gabb to John Bubb.
(The Buildings of England: Verey D: Gloucestershire: The Vale
and Forest of Dean: London: 1970-: 121; Paget M (ed), Charlton
Kings Local History Society: A History of Charlton Kings:
Gloucester: 1988-: 65).

Listing NGR: SO9694620663

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26666320

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