[[File: Broom Close Boathouse a.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Broom Close Boathouse, rear]]

'''Road''': [[Fairways]]

'''Property''': Boathouse

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Park Lane Stables

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'''Road''': [[Park Lane, Teddington]]

'''Property''': Park Lane Stables

The stables are a significant and unusual feature of Park Lane which is now primarily residential.
The stables are of vernacular design, brick built, now painted white, with an angular multi pitched slate roof. The stables were extended in the late 80’s and early 90’s to form living accommodation for the riding school proprietor. More recently, the main stable building was altered with the introduction of the black metal balcony, an upward extension of the central section of roof and addition of large plain glazed window.

The stables sit opposite a block of mid 20th century flats which replaced almshouses built in 1739, and funded by Mattias Perkins, which were demolished in the 1950’s. The stables building has been on this site since at least 1830. Then it served as the local fire station with the local horse drawn fire tender. A parish fire engine was bought in 1831 and was put in the care of the beadle. Keith Luxford started the first riding school from this site in the 1950’s. Mr Luxford was later Master Saddler to the British and Jordanian Royal families. In 2016 the stables were visited by Princess Anne.

The stables have played a central role in the community, providing horse riding lessons to disabled children. The importance of the stables to the local community was demonstrated at the beginning of 2021 when over £1 million was raised to buy the stables from the freeholder. The campaign was featured on numerous media outlets such as BBC Breakfast.

Source: Richmond Council Assessment

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Park Lane, Teddington

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This page is part of the [[Directory of Buildings of Townscape Merit (BTMs) and Listed Buildings]] in Teddington assembled by the [[Planning Group|Planning]] and [[History Group|History]] Groups of [http://www.teddingtonsociety.org.uk The Teddington Society].
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From the Teddington Society 1970s Survey: "in the Enclosure Award of 1800, Park Lane is described as Almshouse Road, 20 ft. wide." It was listed under "Private Carriage Road". "It was known as Cage Lane in 1862 since, as well as the Almshouses, it had the village cage and round house." Originally it was a lane leading Southward over Teddington Common to a part of Hampton Common and a boundary stone exists near the junction with Queen's Road, this road being then part of Hampton parish.

The road now leads from [[Park Road, Teddington|Park Road]] down to [[Queen's Road, Teddington|Queen's Road]] and contains at the [[Park Road, Teddington|Park Road]] end a modern gated development, White Heron Mews, with entrance behind the Police Station, some council maisonettes (?1930s). Council flats were built in the 1970s on the site of the almshouses and opposite is Park Lane Stables which had formerly housed the horses for the Teddington fire engine. The rest of Park Lane are houses and cottages mostly of the 19th century.

The properties in this road designated by the Council on their [http://www.richmond.gov.uk/home/services/planning/listed_buildings/locally_listed_buildings.htm website]
as Buildings of Townscape Merit are:

* [[Park Lane 22, "The Old Cottage"]]
* [[Park Lane 24]]
* [[Park Lane 26]]
* [[Park Lane 28]]
* [[Park Lane 30]]
* [[Park Lane 58-76]]
* [[Park Lane Stables]]

More information about properties in this road can be found in the Richard Steer Collection at the London Metropolitan Archives for the period 1869-1948 under reference ACC/3213/001

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Stanley Road

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Stanley Road 3

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[[File:Stanley_Rd_3.jpg|200px|thumb|left|3 Stanley Road]]

'''Road''': [[Stanley Road]]

'''Property''': 3 "Churchill House"

The TeddSoc 1973 Survey stated: "Detached double-fronted 2-storey house, brick with stone bays & porch, slate roof. Splayed bays on each side on ground floor. Entrance in stone porch. Garage. Derelict condition."

They updated this later to read: "Renovated c. 1980. Now occupied by Teddington Conservative Association and named ''Churchill House''. The Conservative Clubhouse between nos. 3 & 5 now has stone wall & wrought iron double gates in front of forecourt."

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Stanley Road 3

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[[File:Stanley_Rd_3.jpg|200px|thumb|left|3 Stanley Road]]

'''Road''': [[Stanley Road]] Churchill House

'''Property''': 3

The TeddSoc 1973 Survey stated: "Detached double-fronted 2-storey house, brick with stone bays & porch, slate roof. Splayed bays on each side on ground floor. Entrance in stone porch. Garage. Derelict condition."

They updated this later to read: "Renovated c. 1980. Now occupied by Teddington Conservative Association and named ''Churchill House''. The Conservative Clubhouse between nos. 3 & 5 now has stone wall & wrought iron double gates in front of forecourt."

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Wick Road, "The Lion"

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Rosemary:

[[File:Wick_Rd_The_Lion.jpg|200px|thumb|left|''The Lion'', Wick Road]]

'''Road''': [[Wick Road]]

'''Property''': ''The Lion'' pub, no 27

"Ground floor is of brightly painted plaster, while the upper storey is of yellow brick with red decoration. Near the top of the building (which appears to be flat-roofed) bricks are set edgewise to form a pattern. There is reputed to be an original stables block still standing behind the pub." TeddSoc 1975.

In 1881, ''The Lion'' was run by Herbert Cowan, Licensed Victualler, aged 56, who lived there with his wife Julia, another relative and a servant.

In 1891, ''The Lion'' was occupied by William Page, aged 40, Licenced Victualler, and his wife Mary and 3 daughters, Florence, Beatrice and Grace, aged 8, 6 and 4 months.

In 1901, The Page family was still there. William was described as a publican, and they had two more children and a nephew living with them.

NOTE In 1901, there was another beerhouse in Schoolhouse Lane called ''The Eagle'' which was run by Willem G Gent, Beer retailer, aged 45, born in Beckenham, Kent, who lived there with his wife Eliza, aged 41, and their son Ernest aged 21 who was an electrical turner, and their daughter Barbara aged 11.

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Wick Road, "The Lion"

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Rosemary:

[[File:Wick_Rd_The_Lion.jpg|200px|thumb|left|''The Lion'', Wick Road]]

'''Road''': [[Wick Road]] 27

'''Property''': ''The Lion'' pub

"Ground floor is of brightly painted plaster, while the upper storey is of yellow brick with red decoration. Near the top of the building (which appears to be flat-roofed) bricks are set edgewise to form a pattern. There is reputed to be an original stables block still standing behind the pub." TeddSoc 1975.

In 1881, ''The Lion'' was run by Herbert Cowan, Licensed Victualler, aged 56, who lived there with his wife Julia, another relative and a servant.

In 1891, ''The Lion'' was occupied by William Page, aged 40, Licenced Victualler, and his wife Mary and 3 daughters, Florence, Beatrice and Grace, aged 8, 6 and 4 months.

In 1901, The Page family was still there. William was described as a publican, and they had two more children and a nephew living with them.

NOTE In 1901, there was another beerhouse in Schoolhouse Lane called ''The Eagle'' which was run by Willem G Gent, Beer retailer, aged 45, born in Beckenham, Kent, who lived there with his wife Eliza, aged 41, and their son Ernest aged 21 who was an electrical turner, and their daughter Barbara aged 11.

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Waldegrave Road

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Rosemary:

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File:Broom Road - Weir Cottage.jpg

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High Street 23, "Lloyds Bank"

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Rosemary:

[[File:Lloyds Bank High Street Awesome Studios 2021.jpg|200px|thumb|left|"Awesome Studios", 23 High Street]]

[[File:High_St_23_Lloyds Bank.jpg|200px|thumb|left|"Lloyds Bank", 23 High Street]]

'''Road''': [[High Street, Teddington]]

'''Property''': 23, "Lloyds Bank"

In 2020 Awesome Studios took aver the building.

Grade II listed in 1983. The listing description includes the following:

"Built in 1929 by A Randall Wells. Portland stone, strikingly original design, with concave double-height street facade and projecting semi-circular domed entrance porch with round-headed doorway. Round-headed window to left and right. Crowning cornice. Banking hall with hemispherical domed ceiling and circular rooflights."

The detailed Historic England entry can be found at:

http://list.historicengland.org.uk/resultsingle.aspx?uid=1286019

© Historic England 1983. The National Heritage List for England entry contained in this material was obtained on 23/5/13. The most publicly available up to date National Heritage List Entries can be obtained from www.historicengland.org.uk

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File:Lloyds Bank High Street Awesome Studios 2021.jpg

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