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…(2013) Irish Country Houses: A chronicle of change. Cork: Collins Press. Listing Grade National Inventory of Architectural Heritage, Rating: National https://www.buildingsofireland.ie/buildings-search/building/11358050/howth-castle-howth-road-howth-demesne-howth-co-dublin Listing Reference 11358050 Client Cdr Julian Gaisford- St Lawrence…
…passageway, under a Mannerist skeleton arch (used later at Marsh Court), into a Quattrocento courtyard. Up the staircases, behind the fountain, is the entrance but two right turns are still…
…for the Dowager, Countess of Lytton. Vernacular and Georgian revival styles. Ground floor in whitewashed brick, upper floor weatherboarded. Plain tile roof with red brick chimney stacks. Wood mullioned and…
…Earl of Lytton. A block of four houses forming an open court. White washed brick. Machine tile roof with 6 red brick chimney stacks. 2 storeys. 3- and 4-light glazing…
…1901 by Sir Edwin Lutyens. Whitewashed brick with Mansard style plain- tiled roofs. Y-shaped “papillon plan” with two wings canted forward from centre. Two storeys. Patterned brick stacks, one stack…
…a big game, a high game, a game that Stevens played well as an artist should – tho’ he never touched Wren’. Heathcote is built of coarse yellowish local stone…
…from: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1000919 Historic England. PRINCESS HELENA COLLEGE, TEMPLE DINSLEY, WITH TERRACES, STEPS, WALLS, RAILINGS, GATES, PERGOLAS, AND GARDEN BUILDINGS. [Online] Available from: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1307766 Also Cited In Bettley J, Pevsner N,…
…red brick house, Hill End, was commissioned by Fenwick’s wife Violet, c. 1911–12, for a friend. From the road, an irregular service wing half-conceals the almost modest entrance, single-storey beneath…
…brick house, Hill End, was commissioned by Fenwick’s wife Violet, c. 1911–12, for a friend. From the road, an irregular service wing half-conceals the almost modest entrance, single-storey beneath a…
…broad staircase flanked originally by light wells, allowing rooms at staggered levels and heights. The style is early c18, e.g. the library behind, with a ballooning barrel vault and strongly…