Pettiward Estate
These have been gradually reduced in number by freehold enfranchisement, however value loss has been counteracted by a manifold increase in property prices in the capital over the last centuries, greater than all other British cities.This part of the estate takes up what was the north-west corner of Chelsea, south of Earl's Court and north of World's End.The estate was bounded to the west by the land of William Edwardes, 2nd Baron Kensington (1777–1852), 39 acres of which he sold before 1840 to form the Brompton Cemetery, opened in 1840.[21] The estate bordered: The highest-ceiling homes tend to draw on the South Kensington style, red but also frequently polychromatic (involving cream, yellow and dark shades of red/brown) brick terraces, many distinguished by rusticated quoins and other stone dressings, particularly light, multi-level cornices (at lower storeys often called plats/bands).[23] In 1893 on this agricultural land immediately east of Erpingham Road was built an athletic track and concrete cycling velodrome, the first of its type in the United Kingdom.
Finborough HallGreat FinboroughStowmarketFinborough Hall SchoolreversionsWest BromptonPutneyleasehold estateLondonPettiward FamilyCommonwealthSheriff of SurreyRestoration of the MonarchyKnights of the Royal OakParliament of Great BritainLong titleCitation23 Geo. 2Royal assentact of ParliamentRoger PettiwardFellow of the Society of AntiquariesWorshipful Company of StationersWilliam WollastonBury St EdmondsIckworth HouseSheriff of SuffolkThomas Nelson, 2nd Earl Nelsontail maleRoger Gamelyn PettiwardBraughingPunch MagazineEton CollegeChrist Church, OxfordPeter FlemingPercy Harrison FawcettHighgate High StreetWorld War IIJames I GunterBerkeley SquareSir Robert Gunter, 1st BaronetWilliam Edwardes, 2nd Baron KensingtonBrompton CemeterycornicesFinborough Roadcopyhold
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