Survey of London: Volume 41, Brompton. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1983.
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In this section
a. South Bolton Gardens. Design for Nos. 4-6 and 8-9, and for remodelling of No. 7 (consec., left to right in North Elevation).
W. Cave, architect, 1903 (pp. 230). Nos. 4-6 Demolished
b. (left). Coleherne Court, front to Redcliffe Gardens, in 1903.
Coleherne Court in 1903.
Coleherne Court, front to Redcliffe Gardens, in 1903.
W. Cave, architect, 1901-4 (p. 229)
c. Cathcart Road in 1977.
Nos. 18 and 20 Cathcart Road in 1977.
Cathcart Road in 1977.
No. 18 (right), W. Paton Orr and Partner, architects, 1961, second floor, Nerios Consultants, Group, architects, 1972-3; No. 20 (left), C. J. G. Guest, architect, 1901-4 (p. 229)