Waldegrave Road 115-119
Road: Waldegrave Road
Property: 115-119
Nos. 115-119: Three similar large double-fronted detached villas probably all built at the same time, with a date of 1870 in the description of the former Survey by the Teddington Society for no. 119. All are 2-storey and have bands of decorative brickwork between the storeys and below the roof, and sash windows.
No. 115: Built of red brick with a wooden side outer staircase leading to the entrance to 3 flats. Wooden porch. Rounded window above central front door and a square bay to the left hand side and a splayed bay on the right of the ground floor. Slate roof.
No. 117: In the 1970s Survey this house was called Glendower. It is built of stock brick, with rendered panels round the ground floor windows with foliage capitals. Now divided into 3 flats. Decorative wooden porch, rounded central window and double sash windows either side of upper floor, splayed bays on the lower floor with sash windows. Slate gabled roof.
No. 119: This detached house built of stock brick has a much simpler design with no decorative red brickwork. It has a gabled slate roof and five plain sash windows on upper floor. Sash windows in splayed bays on the ground floor. Apparently still a single dwelling in 2013. In the 1970s it had a garage but there is no sign of one now.
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