Where Am I? No. 12a - Part Two of "Cazza's House"

[Ruskie]

Help needed please.

Please have a look on the photo restoration category.

Old photo of a horse drawn cart and an old photo circa  1900.

WAI fans expertise appreciated, please.

This one has been solved now. 

[janan]

This one has been solved now. 

If only the same could be said of number 12

Jan

[cazza59]

Just like Freddy Kruger...it's back!   

Can't see this one ever being solved, but it's certainly been entertaining!

Caz

[janan]

 

[roopat]

Every so often when I see a picture of a large house - eg in the posh property supplements - I think 'Is that it?'   
But no.....
Still who knows, maybe this time.....

Pat

[Trishanne]

OK!!! so I'm hooked again. Searching again for Lutyens style house, with coastguard tower, tile hung, etc., etc. I did find this one, obviously not THE one, but it has  a (clock) tower, sunken garden and the gable roof is similar, so maybe on the right lines?
http://inst.knightfrank.com/img/property_images/?src=../1997.jpeg&h=450&w=1000&zc=1
I wonder if it could be a row of coastguard cottages converted to a house, I wonder if the building at the side could be a boathouse, I wonder if .......... I will go on wondering until this is solved.
Pat

[ChrissieL]

When I looked at this originally, for some reason I thought the watch tower was a separate building behind the house, but now I see there is a drain pipe of some sort running up the house and straight up into the watch tower

Chris

[janan]

OK!!! so I'm hooked again. Searching again for Lutyens style house, with coastguard tower, tile hung, etc., etc. I did find this one, obviously not THE one, but it has  a (clock) tower, sunken garden and the gable roof is similar, so maybe on the right lines?
http://inst.knightfrank.com/img/property_images/?src=../1997.jpeg&h=450&w=1000&zc=1
I wonder if it could be a row of coastguard cottages converted to a house, I wonder if the building at the side could be a boathouse, I wonder if .......... I will go on wondering until this is solved.
Pat

The link doesn't work Pat

I'm still convinced this is a much extended house with the original bit being Victorian on the left, with most of the sash windows replaced. Not that my conviction has ever got me anywhere!

[ScouseBoy]

I think it was in a remote location, and off the beaten track,  and no longer exists in the form that it was in the photograph.