AIR BALLOON PUBLIC HOUSE
Overview
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: II
List Entry Number: 1103832
Date first listed: 18-Mar-1999
Statutory Address: AIR BALLOON PUBLIC HOUSE, MILE END ROAD
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Location
Statutory Address: AIR BALLOON PUBLIC HOUSE, MILE END ROAD
The building or site itself may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
District: City of Portsmouth (Unitary Authority)
National Grid Reference: SU 64562 01835
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Details
PORTSMOUTH
SU6401 MILE END ROAD, Stamshaw
774-1/7/433 (East side)
Air Balloon Public House
II
Public house. c1900. By AH Bone. Flint and ashlar, timber
frame with stuccoed panels. Steep pitched plain tile roof with
ornamental ridge piece, brick stack to left and right of
centre. Neo-Tudor-Jacobean.
EXTERIOR: 2 storeys and attic, 4 bays. To right of centre
within slightly projecting third bay is a recessed 3-leaf
door, each leaf has 4 small diagonal boarded lower panels,
etched glass centre panel with 8-pane stained glass upper
part, overlight. Doors set behind stone round arch with
incised keystone, banded stone jambs with flint infills,
banded cornice. To left is a 3-light wide and to right a
2-light wide stone transomed and mullioned window. Each
casement has etched glass lower panel with leaded lights to
upper part and over transom. At far left is a recessed door
with 4 lower panels and 8 small upper panels each with
diagonal boarding, overlight with leaded lights flanked by
male and female terms, each supporting a heavy timber bracket
and projecting pediment. Wall to sides of doors and windows
and below sills is flint faced with ashlar bands. Jettied
timber-framed first floor with ornamental panelling to top and
bottom has a projecting third bay with 3-light timber
transomed and mullioned casement. Each light has 2 unequal
panes and 2-panes over transom, set under flat timber lintel
with architrave, facing jettied gable with small 4-pane attic
casement, projecting verge and bargeboard. To left and right
at first floor is a similar 2-light wide and at far left
1-light wide transomed and mullioned casement. To far right is
splayed corner entrance with a 2-leaf door and overlight,
similar to main elevation set behind projecting porch with 2
ornately shaped tapering timber columns each set on stone
base, moulded pedimental head panel, shaped brackets with
sculptured head terminations supporting projecting timber
pediment. First floor has 2-light window similar to main
elevation, facing gable with projecting verge and shaped
bargeboards.
Listing NGR: SU6456201835
Legacy
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Legacy System number: 474959
Legacy System: LBS
Legal
This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
End of official listing