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UPLANDS
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| CURIE | listed-building-outline:LB/21/336 | no fact link |
| Prefix | listed-building-outline | Facts about Prefix |
| Reference | LB/21/336 | Facts about Reference |
| Name | UPLANDS | Facts about Name |
| Quality | Authoritative: We have some data from the authoritative source | no fact link |
| Dataset | Listed building outline | no fact link |
| Organisation | Fareham Borough Council | no fact link |
| Start date | 1976-10-22 | Facts about Start date |
| End date | Facts about End date | |
| Entry date | 2026-09-23 | Facts about Entry date |
| Typology | geography | no fact link |
| Geometry |
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POINT (-1.186154 50.861893)
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| Uprns | 100060351982 | Facts about Uprns |
| Description | House, now old people’s home. Circa 1780 for Samuel Jellicoe (great grandfather of Admiral Jellicoe); extended c.1840 and later C19; C20 alterations. Cream brick in Flemish bond, the C19 brick pinker; graduated Wesmorland slate roof; rendered stackks. Sashes with glazing bars under cambered gauged brick arches. 2 storeys. Entrance elevation 3:3:1 bays, the 3 left-hand bays C18, the next 3 added c.1840, recessed with added single-storey infill at front, and further 2-storey bay projecting on right (service wing). Original section has: central rusticated ashlar porch with paired Tuscan columns; entablature; blocking course; 6-panel double-door of 6 raised and fielded panels under fanlight with radial glazing bars and outer band of circles; stone steps up to side openings which have console-bracketed cornices. Flanking windows are round-arched in round-arched recesses, the sashes having radial glazing bars to heads. A C20 window inserted to right. Corniced 1st-floor guilloche sill band. Eaves string. Probably replacement roof, hipped, with oversailing eaves and wooden dentils. Corniced stacks. Left return 2 bays, as front, but masked by late C20 single-storey extension which is not of special interest. Garden elevation: 9 bays, the 4 left-hand bays matching the 5 original bays. Ground floor has tall windows rising from ground with unequally-hung 15-pane sashes, formerly with shutters, the 3 on left replaced by late C20 canted French windows, the 2 to bays 5 and 6 within added wood trellised loggia with metal roof and flanked by bricked-up windows. 1st floor as entrance front. Single-storey 1-bay billiard room addition on left has large former opening part blocked and with late C20 tripartite sash. Interior: C18 part has vaulted entrance vestibule with later screen; good curving stair with open string, stick balusters, moulded handrail and spiral curtail; domed glazed light-well over stair with acanthus frieze at base; panelling below bedroom windows. Late C18 style stair in service wing, rising from cellar, has closed string, stick balusters (part boarded up) and columnar newels. Circa 1840 ballroom has near-complete Gothic-style decoration including dado, finialled door architraves, panelled doors, window architraves, eaves band and compartmental ceiling. Billiard-room light-well has Gothic-traceried frieze. Various decorative C19 fireplaces, panelled doors and cupboards. -No 61 (Uplands) and No 67, together with the gate piers at Uplands form a group with Uplands Cottage, Old Turnpike. | Facts about Description |
| Listed building | 1232855 | Facts about Listed building |
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"description": "House, now old people\u2019s home. Circa 1780 for Samuel Jellicoe (great grandfather of Admiral Jellicoe); extended c.1840 and later C19; C20 alterations. Cream brick in Flemish bond, the C19 brick pinker; graduated Wesmorland slate roof; rendered stackks. Sashes with glazing bars under cambered gauged brick arches. 2 storeys. Entrance elevation 3:3:1 bays, the 3 left-hand bays C18, the next 3 added c.1840, recessed with added single-storey infill at front, and further 2-storey bay projecting on right (service wing). Original section has: central rusticated ashlar porch with paired Tuscan columns; entablature; blocking course; 6-panel double-door of 6 raised and fielded panels under fanlight with radial glazing bars and outer band of circles; stone steps up to side openings which have console-bracketed cornices. Flanking windows are round-arched in round-arched recesses, the sashes having radial glazing bars to heads. A C20 window inserted to right. Corniced 1st-floor guilloche sill band. Eaves string. Probably replacement roof, hipped, with oversailing eaves and wooden dentils. Corniced stacks. Left return 2 bays, as front, but masked by late C20 single-storey extension which is not of special interest. Garden elevation: 9 bays, the 4 left-hand bays matching the 5 original bays. Ground floor has tall windows rising from ground with unequally-hung 15-pane sashes, formerly with shutters, the 3 on left replaced by late C20 canted French windows, the 2 to bays 5 and 6 within added wood trellised loggia with metal roof and flanked by bricked-up windows. 1st floor as entrance front. Single-storey 1-bay billiard room addition on left has large former opening part blocked and with late C20 tripartite sash. Interior: C18 part has vaulted entrance vestibule with later screen; good curving stair with open string, stick balusters, moulded handrail and spiral curtail; domed glazed light-well over stair with acanthus frieze at base; panelling below bedroom windows. Late C18 style stair in service wing, rising from cellar, has closed string, stick balusters (part boarded up) and columnar newels. Circa 1840 ballroom has near-complete Gothic-style decoration including dado, finialled door architraves, panelled doors, window architraves, eaves band and compartmental ceiling. Billiard-room light-well has Gothic-traceried frieze. Various decorative C19 fireplaces, panelled doors and cupboards. -No 61 (Uplands) and No 67, together with the gate piers at Uplands form a group with Uplands Cottage, Old Turnpike.",
"listed-building": "1232855"
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