Description

PORTSMOUTH

SZ6499 SUSSEX PLACE, Southsea
774-1/13/416 No.5
25/09/72

II

House. 1842. By TE Owen. Red buff brick in Flemish bond.
Steeply pitched Welsh slate roof, brick stack at centre on
rear pitch. 2 storeys and attic; 3 bays, left bay projecting
and gabled. At centre, 4-panelled door with 3-centred head set
within gabled porch with cross finial and with 4-centred
chamfered arched entrance with stone dressings. On left,
2-light 16-pane casement, with stone jambs and label drip
mould. On right 2 blind paired stone-mullioned slits. On first
floor two 2-light casements set in stone surround, on left of
6 panes and on right of 8 panes; eaves over on corbel brackets
with patterned faces. First and second floors of left bay each
have one 2-light 12-pane casement, smaller on second floor,
set in stone surrounds; coped gable with kneelers. Rear
partially rebuilt C20. INTERIOR not inspected.
(Portsmouth Papers No.32: Riley RC: The House & Inhabitants of
Thomas Ellis Owen's Southsea: 1980-).

Listing NGR: SZ6402599151

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26666882

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