Winchester House, Putney Constitutional Club

Winchester House, also known as the Putney Constitutional Club, is an 18th century building located on Lower Richmond Road. It is three storeys high and five windows wide, featuring a three-window splayed projection on the west side. The building is constructed of brown brick, with a slightly projecting central section that has an open pediment, a circular panel, and a keystone. There is a band at the first floor level, and the recessed windows have gauged flat arches, with a lunette window on the second floor. The first floor showcases a Palladian window flanked by brick pilasters that have stone moulded caps and bases, along with a triple keystone. The entrance features a wooden doorcase supported by Doric columns, a pulvinated frieze, and an architrave adorned with scrolls and a sculptured head. Inside, there is a panelled hall and two staircases with turned balusters that have decorative enrichments and carved ends, along with other notable interior features. Additionally, there is a two-storey annex with three windows, which has a cove cornice and a tiled roof.