NUMBER 10 AND ATTACHED GARAGE/STUDIO

Overview

Heritage Category:
Listed Building
Grade:
II
List Entry Number:
1322141
Date first listed:
21-Sep-1999
Statutory Address:
NUMBER 10 AND ATTACHED GARAGE/STUDIO, 10, LATHAM ROAD

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Location

Statutory Address:
NUMBER 10 AND ATTACHED GARAGE/STUDIO, 10, LATHAM ROAD

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

County:
Cambridgeshire
District:
Cambridge (District Authority)
National Grid Reference:
TL 44940 56872

Details



TL45NW CAMBRIDGE LATHAM ROAD (Northeast side)

667/20/10112 No.10 and attached garage\studio

II

House, now flats with attached garage/studio wing. 1904. Built for Alexander Macintosh, a local speculative builder. Red brick with plain tile roof and tall brick stacks. Two storey plus attic. All windows have flush ashlar window surrounds and leaded casements. South-east entrance front has off-centre round headed archway and recessed door, to left a canted 2 storey bay window with 3-light cross casement on ground floor and 3-light mullion window above topped with a parapet. Above door very plain S-light Venetian window. Two 3-light flat headed dormer windows above. Projecting gabled wing to right has cross casement and above 2-light mullion window to either side. Gable front has 4-light mullion window, 4-light cross casement above and small single light window in apex of gable. Set back range to right has similar fenestration. South-west garden front has single storey projecting bay to left and columned loggia to right with hipped roof. Bay has 4-light mullion window and similar 2-light window to left side. Loggia has 4 Doric stone columns, beneath a large round arched doorway with to right another 4-light mullion window. Above central rectangular ashlar sundial inscribed "AM, 1904, FORGOTTEN BE HOURS NOT CHRONICLED BY ME". Either side single cross casement windows and above 4-light mullion window. North-west front has projecting square bay window with S-light cross casements below a catslide roof with 6-light flat headed casement window at first floor and similar 2-light window above. INTERIOR: has many good quality original interior features including good staircase with turned balusters. Wreathed plaster ceilings, original fireplaces with beaten copper hoods. Most windows retain fine Art Nouveau style stained glass. This fine quality Edwardian house was influenced in its design by the



Listing NGR: TL4494056872

Legacy

The contents of this record have been generated from a legacy data system.

Legacy System number:
477452
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

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