1886 – Houses, Pont Street, Cadogan Square, London

“The mansions which we illustrate to-day are in course of erection on the south side of Font-street, on part of what was ”Prince’s Ground.” The general arrangement of plan is a front and rear block with centre area. On the entrance-floor are morning and dining rooms, and lounge, with a wide staircase-hall.

On the first floor are drawing-room and boudoir, 33 ft. by 20 ft. and 20 ft. by 18 ft. respectively. The upper floors contain the bed and dressing rooms, and the basement a suite of four servants’ rooms, with offices. There are two staircases, five water-closets, and two bath- rooms. The facings are of hard bright red bricks, the dressings and bays of white stone. The style is North German Renaissance.

The contractors are Messrs. Foster & Dibblee, of Rugby, and the works are being carried out from the designs, and under the superintendence of Mr. Edwin T. Hall. ”
The Builder, November 27 1886.