Boston Manor Park, Brentford Stables and coach house built c1700, now private residential Grade II statutory listed In Grand Union Canal and Boston Manor Conservation Area. English Heritage Listing Coach stable block to right of house – red brick. Included for group value. Further information Converted for accommodation in 1993. During the conversion work it was thought that the original building dated back to c1700. Interesting … Continue reading Boston Manor Stables
Boston Manor Road Underground Station built in 1934 with earlier fabric from 1883. Grade II Statutory listed. English Heritage Listing Piccadilly Line Underground station. 1933-34 by Charles Holden, with earlier fabric at platform level dating from 1883. Brown brick facing, reinforced concrete structure. Glazed ceramic tiles with enamelled London Underground logo on tower; vertical strip of glass bricks forming lighting feature along upper stages of … Continue reading Boston Manor Underground Station
“Darholm”
TW8 8EQ
Residence built in 18th century.
Grade II statutory listing, confusingly listed as “26a The Butts”.
In Butts Conservation Area.
26A The Butts. 26a Market Place, Brentford. House, c1820. Yellow stock brick, gauged brick window arches, stone sills, cast iron balconies with Gothick ornament to rear, slate hipped roof. Three storeys and a basement. Spearheaded railings over dwarf wall to the street. Entrance via south side of house, below arched window to first floor with red gauged brick arch hood.
TW8 8EG
Residence built in the 18th century.
Grade II statutory listed.
In Butts Conservation Area.
Detached house. Mid C18 with C19 and later alterations. Multi-coloured stock brick. Slate mansard roof with dormers and parapeted end gables with brick chimney stacks. 2 storeys, attic and basement. 3 windows, central window blind. Central entrance with early C19 distyle porch, stuccoed doorway surround and 4-panelled door. Flat arches to early C20 double hung sashes with glazing bars to top sash and vertically divided bottom sash. Right hand return has first floor segmental arched flush framed sash. Continue reading “19 Market Place”
Residence built 18th century or earlier. Grade II statutory listing. In Butts Conservation Area. English Heritage Listing Description: Mid C18, top floor and roof added late C19. Red brick. Three storeys, six windows, 1:3:1:1, slight set forward in centre and on right hand side C19 sashes in flush frames with rubbled heads to ground and first floors. Round headed doorway in centre bay of five, … Continue reading 17 Somerset Road
“The Cedars”, 2 Upper Butts
Residence built in 18th century.
Grade II statutory listed.
In Butts Conservation Area.
C18. Stucco. L plan, 2 storeys and attic, 3 double-hung sashes with sills. Door surround of architrave, narrow side panels, carved consoles, cornice hood. Modillion eaves cornice, modern red pantiles, 2 dormers. NMR. Continue reading “2 Upper Butts”
“Glan Helen”, 1 Upper Butts Brentford Residence built in early 18th century. Grade II statutory listed. In Butts Conservation Area. English Heritage listing Early C18. Brown brick. 2 storeys and attic, 5 double-hung sashes in surrounds and cambered relieving arches. Modern door, traceried fanlight, reeded surround, hood. Modillions eaves cornice, old red tile roof, 2 dormers. Interior – panelling and staircase. RCHM. NMR. Further Information … Continue reading 1 Upper Butts
Residence built in 18th century. Grade II statutory listed. In Butts Conservation Area. English Heritage Listing C18. Brown brick. 3-storeys. 2 double-hung sashes in reveals with red brick rubbed flat arches, no glazing bars (at time of listing July 1951). Very fine doorway, fluted Corinthian pilasters, entablature with carved frieze and dentil cornice, panelled reveal, altered 6-panel door. Central 1st floor window has semi- circular … Continue reading 40 The Butts
Residence built in 18th century. Grade II statutory listed. In Butts Conservation Area. English Heritage Listing C18. Brown brick. 2-storey, 2 windows flush frame wood reveals, glazing bars. 2 later dormers. Slate mansard roof. Ground floor windows have cambered arches. Modern door with blocked fan and hood. NMR [mapsmarker marker=”81″] Continue reading 31-32 The Butts
Residence built in 18th century or as early as 1690 as a doctor’s surgery and residence.
Grade II statutory listed.
in Butts Conservation Area.
Early C18. Similar to No 24. Brown brick with red brick dressings. 2-storeys, basement and attic, 6 windows. Continue reading “26 The Butts”
The History of Brentford 