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.
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Coleherne Court in 1903.
Coleherne Court, front to Redcliffe Gardens, in 1903.
W. Cave, architect, 1901-4 (p. 229)
c. Cathcart Road in 1977.
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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)