Brading Railway Station Main Building

Brading Railway Station Main Building is a railway station that opened in 1864, although the station house is dated 1877. It was built by the Isle of Wight Railway. The building is constructed of red brick with Welsh slate roofs and features rectangular single-storey pavilions. The street front has a door, a window, a window door, and several windows that are unevenly spaced. The doors are four-panel with semi-circular brick heads and projecting bays. The windows are plain sashes with segmental heads, and there are pierced bargeboard gables. The building has two ridge stacks. The platform front has a similar design, along with a canopy supported by cast iron brackets that feature the initials IWR in the spandrels. This station is significant as it is part of the only surviving station complex on the Isle of Wight.