3, Sutton Road is a Grade II listed building in the St Albans local planning authority area, England. First listed on 27 August 1971. House.

3, Sutton Road

WRENN ID
tired-granite-vermeil
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
St Albans
Country
England
Date first listed
27 August 1971
Type
House
Source
Historic England listing

Description

SUTTON STREET 1. 1582 No 3

TL 10 NE 24/304

II

    1. One and 2 storeys. long, irregular composition under a series of 6 strongly-curved Dutch gables, the right-hand gable curved on inner edge only. Red brick, terra-cotta tile dressings. Moderately low pitched, slate roofs. All windows are casements, with T-shaped wood mullion with transom, recessed under segmental, gauged red brick arches with keystones shaped like square urns with raised covers and ball finials. Stone cills. Terra-cotta panels in gables, some bearing monogram: "N & C". Flat buttresses between gabled sections; brick plinth.

Doorcase of gingerbread-coloured, glazed tile with serpentine, scrolled, open pediment over break-front cornice supported on consoles which rest on modified Corinthian capitals with green and cream coloured tile. Green and cream also the floral patterns in panelled pilasters beneath the capitals, and in spandrels of round-arched door opening with plain architrave and scrolled keystone. Cornice head over door of 6 sunk panels. One-storey, one window extension to left front with subsidiary entrance. SUTTON STREET No 3 shall be amended to read SUTTON ROAD No 3


SUTTON STREET 1. 1582 No 3

TL 10 NE 24/304

II

    1. One and 2 storeys. Long, irregular composition under a series of 6 strongly-curved Dutch gables, the right-hand gable curved on inner edge only. Red brick, terra-cotta tile dressings. Moderately low pitched, slate roofs. All windows are casements, with T-shaped wood mullion with transom, recessed under segmental, gauged red brick arches with keystones shaped like square urns with raised covers and ball finials. Stone cills. Terra-cotta panels in gables, some bearing monogram: 'N & C". Flat buttresses between gabled sections; brick plinth. Doorcase of gingerbread-coloured, glazed tile with serpentine, scrolled, open pediment over break-front cornice supported on consoles which rest on modified Corinthian capitals with green and cream coloured tile. Green and cream also the floral patterns in panelled pilasters beneath the capitals, and in spandrels of round-arched door opening with plain architrave and scrolled keystone. Cornice head over door of 6 sunk panels. One-storey, one-window extension to left front with subsidiary entrance.

Listing NGR: TL1672607096

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