Skindles
Location/Address
None recorded
Type
Description
Hotel, built probably in the mid 19th Century, with later extensions and alterations.
Important social history - see chapters 3 & 6. Surviving buildings are two storey in two main blocks, facing the river with a riverside terrace. White painted stucco with hipped slate roofs. With their deep, bracketed eaves, moulded window and door surrounds, they have an Italianate character suggesting a mid19C date. They may have older origins as riverside villas. At the north end of the main block is a lower 2storey wing, with the entrance to the former Brigade of Guards Boating Club, with dated key block 1883. There is a further two storey and attic range further up Mill Lane with a later 19C character. Interior inspection would be required for further investigation of the building's history and the survival of internal features. This is a local building of note within the Conservation Area of Taplow Riverside. (B1).
Statement of Significance
Asset type
Hotel, built probably in the mid 19th Century, with later extensions and alterations.
Date Listed
n/a