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HER 12099 - IVY HOUSE (CONSERVATIVE CLUB), Ivy Lane, Farnham

Early 18th century. 2 storey and cellar. South front U-shaped. Chequer birck on chamfered plinth. Moulded and modillioned wood cornice. Hipped of tile roof. 5 dormers, 3 in centre part, small sashes. 4 Windows in central part with architrave frames on 1st floor. 2 early 19th century frend casements to left hand on ground floor, 4-panel early 19th century door with 3-pane arched fanlight in surrond of DOric pilastersm heavy cut brackets, broken cornice and segmental arched pediment hood, and one 18th century window to right hand of door. Right hand wing has 2 windows on 1st floor, formerly with good cast and wrought iton scroll pattern flower guards, and also has 2 tall arched windows down to floor level, on ground floor. The left hand wing has 2 tall windows on 1st floor, hlaf-glazed door with 8-pane retangluar fanlight to right hand on ground floor, and small 1 storey extension with pent old tile roof across left hand section. Modern 1 storey extension to right hand ground floor window design. 19th century verandah across ground floor of central part. Wing at absk of timber frame with brick infilling. Contemporary stair with twisted baluster and moulded handrail. This building had considerable character and soule benefit from careful restoration. Listing NGR: SU8397446820

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