St agnes place lambeth walk
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This is important as some areas differ significantly from the broader national average. We report error bands for each property value estimate e. In some cases, historic price changes for a street may not be well reflected by the local House Price Index, and any changes made to a property's fixtures or fittings since the last sale will not be reflected in the estimate. If you need an accurate property valuation you should speak to a suitably qualified surveyor.
Property values provided on this page are estimates and for information purposes only. Why does a house or flat not appear in the results? We can only include properties that have been sold for value since and lodged with HM Land Registry. HM Land Registry records the true sale price for UK properties and makes the data available back to They were re-erected as lodges at the Kennington Park Road entrance in The two-storey buildings are built from stock bricks with red-brick bands and dressings including the window arches on the ground floor.
To minimise fire risk, no wood was used in the main structure. The ground to the north-east and south-west still retains the shape of these gardens but the areas are now mainly grass with cut beds for roses and annual planting. The area to the south-east of the Lodges, which is separated from them by the western perimeter path and bordered by the night walk to the north-east and a parallel path to the south-west, was originally decorated with flower beds and a sundial.
The sundial was soon moved to the south-west sunken garden and replaced by the ornately decorated fountain provided by Sir Henry Dalton in The fountain was moved a few metres to the south-east when the bandstand was erected post Today only the concrete standing for the bandstand remains, surrounded by grass and cut beds.
The Dalton fountain was damaged during the Second World War; the sculptured family group which stood on a small platform on top of the column has been removed and only the column listed grade II , which now stands on a footpath to the south-west of the south-west sunken garden, survives.
To the south-east of the site of the bandstand and fountain was the Gymnasium This was replaced by tennis courts mid C20 which have now been removed and the site grassed over. Either side of the bandstand area are large grassed expanses, bordered by mature plane trees and tarmac paths. The north-west-facing war memorial, backed by a high yew hedge, stands in the north-west corner of the site.
The western perimeter path divides around the war memorial, one path leading to an entrance in the north-west corner of the site, the other continuing around the lawn close to the north and east boundaries of the park.
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