Putney Heath Appraisal & Management Strategy (DRAFT)

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42 Putney Heath Appraisal & Management Strategy (DRAFT) APPENDICES Listed Buildings Listed buildings are buildings that are listed by English Heritage or the Government for the special architectural or historic interest. These buildings are important not just to the local area but to the nation as a whole and represent buildings that make the most important contribution to England's architectural history. They are therefore protected and listed building consent is required for any alteration to any part of a listed building, either externally or internally or to a curtilage structure associated with it. These consents are dealt with by the Council, who may consult English Heritage if required. The following buildings are listed in Putney Heath Conservation Area Gates to Wildcroft Manor Date listed: 07 April 1983 Grade II WILDCROFT ROAD SW15 Circa 1900. Louis XV style. Execution by J. & C. McLaughlin Ltd, Dublin. Set of openwork wrought iron gates comprising carriage gates between iron piers, each pier supporting an iron lamp and the pair supporting a florid overthrow with escutcheon. Side gates flanked by a second pair of piers. The Village Pound Date listed: 07 April 1983 Grade II TQ 27SW 3/18II PUTNEY HEATH SW15 Village Pound. Probably 19th Century but renewed. Wooden. Of roughly rectangular plan. Posts with 3 tiers of rails. Fairlawns Date listed: 25 November 1981 Grade II 89 WIMBLEDON PARKSIDE SW19
Circa 1860. By Sir Joseph Paxton. Rendered. Two-storeys. Three window wide centre between advanced wings. The centre with flight of steps to advanced 3-bay Ionic colonnade on ground floor. Attic above with pilaster order framing cambered-arch windows. The wings pedimented and having ground floor canted bows with triplet of first floor windows above. Massive stacks of linked piers with pedimented crowns. Additional 2-storey bays left and right. Locally Listed Buildings The Council holds a list of buildings that are of architectural or historical interest at a local level. These are different from buildings that are listed by English Heritage and the Government for which consent is required for alteration. There are no additional planning controls over locally listed buildings other than those that already apply to the building. However, the list is a record of some of the historic buildings in the borough that are of particular interest. The following buildings are proposed for inclusion in Wandsworth Council's local list of buildings of architectural and historic interest: Elmley House, Wimbledon Parkside A mid-19th century two-storey villa with later full-height bays added to the front elevation. Doric columns support a balcony over the front entrance, and there are ornate window mouldings on the windows to the flanking bays. The Green Man public house, Putney Heath This small 18th century public house is a two-storey rendered structure with a mix of tripartite sashes to the first floor and a small bay to the ground floor. There is a central clock over the door and a brown pantile roof. A pair of attractive 1930s brick pergolas radiate from the facade and provide the setting for the beer garden. Lyle Park, Putney Hill By William Rolfe. Built in 1892, Lyle Park is a large, Dutch gabled and turreted detached redbrick house in a substantial plot. Stone dressings and slate mansard roof. The large porch supports a small balcony above. The Telegraph Public House, Telegraph Road Putney Heath Appraisal & Management Strategy (DRAFT) Parts of this low, two-storey sprawling pub date from the early Victorian period, and the rendered elevations with sash windows take their cue from the admiralty telegraph station commemorated on the inn sign. 43
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