Redlands

REDLANDS, 1, HARTOPP ROAD

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Heritage Category:
Listed building
List Entry Number:
1075829
Date first listed:
26-Aug-1976
Statutory Address:
REDLANDS, 1, HARTOPP ROAD
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Official list entry

Heritage Category:
Listed building
List Entry Number:
1075829
Date first listed:
26-Aug-1976
Statutory Address 1:
REDLANDS, 1, HARTOPP ROAD

Location

Statutory Address:
REDLANDS, 1, HARTOPP ROAD

The building or site itself may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.

District:
Birmingham (Metropolitan Authority)
Parish:
Sutton Coldfield
National Grid Reference:
SP 11120 98386

Details

1. 5104 HARTOPP ROAD (East Side)

No 1 (Redlands) SP 19 NW 2/97

II

2. Circa 1900 by C E Bateman. Simlpified Tudor style. Red brick, tiled roof. 2 storeys, with 1 storey and attic wing at right angles incorporating dovecote. Corbelled cornice and first floor band. Wide lattice casement windows. Massive chimneys. Projecting Dutch gable to left centre of garden front. Barrel vaulted porch with Doric colonnettes on low brick walls. See Architectural Review, 1906, vol 19, pp 174-6; Lawrence Weaver, Small Country Houses of Today, vol 1 (1992), pp 101-5.

Listing NGR: SP1112098386

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216571
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Sources

Books and journals
Architectural Review in Architectural Review, Vol. 19, (1906), 174-6
Weaver, L, Small Country Houses of Today in Small Country Houses of Today, Vol. 1, (1922), 101-5

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