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A large, early 20th century, house on the Circular Road, best known as the childhood home of CS Lewis.
Listed as HB26/12/051 where a long description includes this extract “Large two and a half storey Domestic Revival suburban residence of 1905, with all the hallmarks of the genre including brick and roughcast and rosemary tile-clad facade, gabled bays, overhanging tiled roof, multi-paned windows, dormers and tall chimneystacks; to the W end is a large, relatively recent and relatively sympathetic, two storey extension. The house was the childhood home of writer CS Lewis, having been built by his father, Albert, and remained in the Lewis family until 1930.”
The full description is available here Link (Archive Link )
Please remember that the house is still a private residence. It is not (repeat not) a museum or a National Trust property. Stay outside the gate.