Edwardian House on Davenport Avenue, Hessle
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Edwardian House on Davenport Avenue, Hessle
Image: © David Wright Taken: 18 Feb 2009
"Olivet" is one of the smaller houses in Davenport Avenue. Pevsner says of the area "Laid out c.1894; largely complete by 1905. It is a period piece, an enclave of middle-class villas and semi-detached houses exhibiting all the hallmarks of minor late Victorian and Edwardian suburban architecture. There are elements of Queen Anne, Jacobean and vernacular revival with half-timbered and tile-hung gables, renderings, pargetting, decorative friezes and bargeboards. Terracotta finials abound, including a pair of dragons. The influence of Voysey is less evident here than one would hope in the town where he was born.."
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Image Location
Latitude
53.719879
Longitude
-0.446507