Explore the storied Sandford Manor at the edge of Fulham and Chelsea, where history meets the present.
This concise look places the house in its long past, tracing its owners, the shifts in its structure, and the neighborhood that surrounds it.
The book surveys the manor’s origins, its changing role on the riverfront, and the architectural features that survive today. It also recounts later uses, from industrial activity to its division into two residences by the Gas Light and Coke Company, with a focus on how these changes shaped the visible building and its setting.
- Origins and place in the local landscape, including early references and associations in the area.
- Architectural highlights such as the hall, staircase, panelling, and the evolution of the front and roof.
- A historical timeline of owners, tenants, and uses, from domestic life to industrial and gas works.
- Illustrations, plans, and descriptions that help readers visualize the house and its changes over time.
Ideal for readers of local history, architecture, and those curious about London's hidden heritage.