Building record 1035700000 - HADDENHAM HALL, 29 CHURCHWAY

Grade II. House. Built circa 1835, extended north late C19. Witchert, rendered and colourwashed. Hipped slate roof. 3 wide bays, then 2 wide bay addition. 2 storeys under continuous roof. East front has to c1835 part central 2 panel door and porch of simplified Doric comumns. Right bay has 3 sashes. First floor has oriel to outer bays with french casements. Balconies with cast-iron rails and panel standards to verandah. Honeysuckle pattern to right, scrolls to left. Flanking stacks. Then 2 bays to north have, in left bay, 3 sashes, and in right bay one sash with door to ground floor. Projecting eaves, stack at right. South elevation of 2 bays has ground floor canted bay windows with french casements wood balcony rails and verandah over. An interesting example of the use of high quality witchert on a late Georgian villa. Extending from north east angle is witchert boundary wall which curves round and runs south along Churchway. Roughcast and painted on a rubble plinth. 3 tile and ridge tile coping. Ramps down at corner. 3 panelled gatepiers opposite entrance door with plinthes and pyramidal caps. Timber gates (B1).