Kew Bridge Station

Kew Bridge Station is a railway station built in 1850 by Sir William Tite for the London & South Western Railway. The station is constructed of yellow stock brick with stucco bands and quoins, and has a slate, hipped roof with tall brick chimney stacks. It is two storeys high at the front, and three storeys at the rear, with three windows facing the road. The central entrance features a round arch with double doors and a fanlight, the architraved head of which is linked to the flanking window heads by impost bands. The right-hand window retains its original margin glazing, while the left-hand window has been converted into a shop front. The first floor has four-pane sash windows, with a stucco sill band running around the building. The rear elevation is in a similar style, with round-arched, margin-glazed windows mirroring those at the front. A steep staircase connects the entrance at road level to the platform.