HER 10928 - FRIMLEY PARK MANSION

Country house, now Army Cadet training centre. 1760 with 20th century extensions to street front (west). For Sir Henry Tichbourne. Whitewashed stucco with hipped slate roofs. Two storeys and attics, under 4 flat roof dormers on entrance front, 3 storeys on right hand return front (south) former entrance front of 1760. Plinth below, plat band over ground floor, cornice over first floor to base of balustrade and parapet on entrance front (west), with rendered multiple stacks to left end, and right of centre. Entrance front (west). Regular with 4 bay recessed centre and angle bays rising through two storeys to ends with channeled rustication to corners. Glazing bar sash windows throughout with doubled casement doors to angle bays; wrought iron balconies across first floor. Doubled panelled doors to right of centre under pedimented Doric porch. Two bays set back to left end with blocked windows. Right hand return front (south): Former entrance front 7 bay front with central three bays in the shallow pedimented block. Glazing bar sash windows with central first floor venetian style window in arched recessed panel. Central blind arch above in pediment enclosing swag. Flat hood Doric frontispiece to centre of ground floor. Interior:- Reputedly some 18th century fragments surviving. Also late 17th century staircase from previous house and Jacobean panelling. Interior not inspected. Latrobe is known to have worked at the house in c1780. PEVSNER: Buildings of England, Surrey (1971) p.248 Listing NGR: SU8758358411

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