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A splendid late Victorian building graces the western end of St Leonards Road – Sackville House was built in 1897. The canted upper floor bays, decorative plaster frieze and deeply overhanging eaves supported on carved console brackets stand above broad flattened arch shopfronts with borders of egg-and-dart mouldings.
A splendid late Victorian building graces the western end of St Leonards Road – Sackville House was built in 1897. The canted upper floor bays, decorative plaster frieze and deeply overhanging eaves supported on carved console brackets stand above broad flattened arch shopfronts with borders of egg-and-dart mouldings.



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Sackville House, 5-11 St. Leonards Road
LL ref: 92
Start date: 1897
Architect: unknown
Builder: unknown
Original use: Commercial/residential
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A splendid late Victorian building graces the western end of St Leonards Road – Sackville House was built in 1897. The canted upper floor bays, decorative plaster frieze and deeply overhanging eaves supported on carved console brackets stand above broad flattened arch shopfronts with borders of egg-and-dart mouldings.