The Homestead, Grade II listed house in Barnes, England
The Homestead is a residential house located at 113 Church Road in Barnes, featuring traditional architectural details characteristic of its construction period. The property is marked by a boundary wall and railings along the street front that define its entrance and street presence.
Construction of this house dates to around 1720, a period of significant residential development in the Barnes area. It received Grade II listed status in 1951, confirming its architectural and historical value within the district.
Scottish physician Robert Willis, who made contributions to medical history and library science, resided at The Homestead from 1846 until 1878.
This house is situated in an established residential area with good local road access and nearby transport connections. Visitors should note that this is a private residence best appreciated from the street exterior.
Sir Ralph Moor, British Southern Nigeria Protectorate commissioner, spent his final days at The Homestead before his death in 1909.
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