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CAMS HALL
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| CURIE | listed-building-outline:LB/21/321 | no fact link |
| Prefix | listed-building-outline | Facts about Prefix |
| Reference | LB/21/321 | Facts about Reference |
| Name | CAMS HALL | 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 | 1955-10-18 | 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 (-1.164185 50.848166)
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| Uprns | 200001065689 | Facts about Uprns |
| Description | Country mansion. late C17, in 2 phases; added to C18; added to and altered 1781 for the Delme family by Jacob Laroux; further alterations C19. Red brick with ashlar dressings, part formerly faced with Roman cement; some ashlar. Former slate roof, removed at time of inspection. Plan: originally 2 parallel ranges with wings added on south side to form U-shaped plan (open on south side); in C18 addition to east side; reordered n 1781 to provide 2 courtyards in north range and central bow added to south elevation; courtyards roofed over in C19. North (entrance) elevation: central portion of ashlar, 3 storeys, 7 bays; lower side wings, formerly faced in Roman cement, of one tall storey and 3 wide bays. Centre: string courses above ground floor; cornice and parapet. The 3 central bays are flanked by rusticated pilasters with the windows recessed in round-headed arcading forming a podium on which stand engaged Ionic columns rising through the first and second floors with a pediment above; central door of 6 moulded and fielded panels in moulded surround with projecting cornice; first floor windows in moulded surrounds; on 2nd floor 3 Coade stone plaques with swags in place of windows. Outer bays project slightly and on ground floor the windows have rusticated surrounds with large keystones. Side-wings: cornice parapet. To centre of each wing a keyed recess with wide flanking pilasters, each with niche containing base, and a pediment over. Flanking bays each have a shallow round-headed arch, flanked by recessed pilasters, and containing door of 6 moulded and fielded panels in moulded surround with cornice and circular panel over. South (garden) elevation: of red brick. Centre of 3 storeys, 2-storey wings. 2:3:9:3:2 bays. Cemented string courses, cornice and parapet. Central portion: the 3 central bays form a bow of greater height than the remainder of the elevation with a brick parapet surmounted by a crested iron railing; the windows have moulded surrounds, those on ground floor rusticated, and cornices over. Other windows have flat brick arches. The wings break forward twice, the outer 2-bay sections having pediments. East elevation: formerly faced with Roman cement. Ground floor bays each have a rectangular recess containing arched niche, except for bay 3 which has a segmental-arched doorway, and the central bay which has a slightly-projecting pedimented panel with stone-quoined pilasters and imposts supporting round arch, the recess containing blind door with moulded surround and blind oculus above. On first floor each bay has a raised brick panel. Parapet with stone coping. West elevation: mostly C18 windows and round-arched niche to ground floor of right bay, but some inserted windows; first floor band; dentilled cornice. Roof and most chimneys removed at time of inspection. Interior: C17 windows visible. C18 open-well stone stair with iron balustrade having square-sectioned and some scrolled balusters. Some C18 decorative plasterwork and cornices survive: also doorcases, fireplaces and one good overmantel. Other doors, decorative doorheads, panelling, decorative friezes and pieces from fireplaces and fireplace surrounds in storey at time of inspection. The building derelict at time of inspection (October 1989). | Facts about Description |
| Listed building | 1232890 | Facts about Listed building |
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"description": "Country mansion. late C17, in 2 phases; added to C18; added to and altered 1781 for the Delme family by Jacob Laroux; further alterations C19. Red brick with ashlar dressings, part formerly faced with Roman cement; some ashlar. Former slate roof, removed at time of inspection. Plan: originally 2 parallel ranges with wings added on south side to form U-shaped plan (open on south side); in C18 addition to east side; reordered n 1781 to provide 2 courtyards in north range and central bow added to south elevation; courtyards roofed over in C19. North (entrance) elevation: central portion of ashlar, 3 storeys, 7 bays; lower side wings, formerly faced in Roman cement, of one tall storey and 3 wide bays. Centre: string courses above ground floor; cornice and parapet. The 3 central bays are flanked by rusticated pilasters with the windows recessed in round-headed arcading forming a podium on which stand engaged Ionic columns rising through the first and second floors with a pediment above; central door of 6 moulded and fielded panels in moulded surround with projecting cornice; first floor windows in moulded surrounds; on 2nd floor 3 Coade stone plaques with swags in place of windows. Outer bays project slightly and on ground floor the windows have rusticated surrounds with large keystones. Side-wings: cornice parapet. To centre of each wing a keyed recess with wide flanking pilasters, each with niche containing base, and a pediment over. Flanking bays each have a shallow round-headed arch, flanked by recessed pilasters, and containing door of 6 moulded and fielded panels in moulded surround with cornice and circular panel over. South (garden) elevation: of red brick. Centre of 3 storeys, 2-storey wings. 2:3:9:3:2 bays. Cemented string courses, cornice and parapet. Central portion: the 3 central bays form a bow of greater height than the remainder of the elevation with a brick parapet surmounted by a crested iron railing; the windows have moulded surrounds, those on ground floor rusticated, and cornices over. Other windows have flat brick arches. The wings break forward twice, the outer 2-bay sections having pediments. East elevation: formerly faced with Roman cement. Ground floor bays each have a rectangular recess containing arched niche, except for bay 3 which has a segmental-arched doorway, and the central bay which has a slightly-projecting pedimented panel with stone-quoined pilasters and imposts supporting round arch, the recess containing blind door with moulded surround and blind oculus above. On first floor each bay has a raised brick panel. Parapet with stone coping. West elevation: mostly C18 windows and round-arched niche to ground floor of right bay, but some inserted windows; first floor band; dentilled cornice. Roof and most chimneys removed at time of inspection. Interior: C17 windows visible. C18 open-well stone stair with iron balustrade having square-sectioned and some scrolled balusters. Some C18 decorative plasterwork and cornices survive: also doorcases, fireplaces and one good overmantel. Other doors, decorative doorheads, panelling, decorative friezes and pieces from fireplaces and fireplace surrounds in storey at time of inspection. The building derelict at time of inspection (October 1989).",
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