Wraxall House is a Grade II listed building in the Cheltenham local planning authority area, England. First listed on 11 March 1980. House.

Wraxall House

WRENN ID
dreaming-vault-juniper
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Cheltenham
Country
England
Date first listed
11 March 1980
Type
House
Source
Historic England listing

Description

CHARLTON KINGS

SO9620NW BROOKWAY ROAD 630-1/33/22 (East side) 11/03/80 Wraxall House

GV II

House. 1816. For Sir Nathaniel Wraxall and his wife Jane Lascelles. Stucco facades and slate roof with cast- and wrought-iron porch, railings and balconies. PLAN: main range of 2 storeys with basement, 3 bays of which the outer 2 are canted to full height, and the central bay has a projecting ground-floor lobby; service wing to right of 2-storeys with basement (on different floor levels) a full-height canted bay; conservatory over basement to left; 8 first-floor window range altogether arranged 3:1:3:1. Crested parapet throughout. EXTERIOR: main range: central hallway plan. Flight of round-edged steps to entrance, double part-glazed doors with overlight with Gothic glazing, under tented iron porch. Ground floor has 6-pane French windows with Gothic glazing to heads. First floor has 3-light casements with 4-centred-arched lights to heads. Basement has mainly casement windows. Tented porch with diamond latticework to stanchions and ogee-arched opening; to sides of steps are stick balusters; individual balconies to ground floor have latticework balustrades and swept hoods. Service wing has 2 x 8/8 sashes and 2/2 sash. Conservatory to left has 4-centred-arched lights. Ridge stack. INTERIOR: central open-well staircase has stick balusters and wreathed handrail, ending in the basement. Enriched cornices and reeded doorcases with lion masks; glazed doors with margin-lights lead to conservatory, which has tiled floor. West ground-floor room has small fireplace in Siena and Carrara marbles. Panelled shutters to all windows. First floor originally had barrel-vaulted ceilings, now covered in; 6-panel doors and small Regency fireplaces. Basement has beams to ceilings, Regency fireplace; meat store and pantry. HISTORICAL NOTE: the Wraxall family were probably living at Elborough Cottage, No.36 Cudnall Street (qv) whilst this house was completed. (Charlton Kings Local History Society Bulletin: Cheltenham: 1992-: 8-9).

Listing NGR: SO9627820977

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