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Date: 1909
Client: Arthur Annesley Voysey (b.1864, electrical engineer to the Corporation of the City Of London)
Listing: not listed
The entry in Pevsner's Sussex: West (with Elizabeth Williamson, Tim Hudson, Jeremy Musson & Ian Nairn, 2019) reads:
EASTERGATE. PINE TREES, Littleheath Road, 1.5m N, beyond the A27. Small white-walled cottage by Voysey, 1909, as a holiday house for his brother, Arthur, who rejected the first two-storey design in favour of simplicity and cheapness. Discernible amid later alterations the living rooms, with cast-iron casements in Bath stone surrounds, latched doors and a loft ladder all typical of Voysey, and the former stable in line (stable door resited). Sympathetic extensions by Joanna Jefferson Architects, 2003 and 2011.
An earlier two-storey design was not built.
Page last amended 20th September 2023