Crown House

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Alternative names	Crown House
General information
Address	1829- 57 Marina
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Notable Occupiers	Princess Victoria
Listed Building
Grade	II*
H.E. Ref. No.	1043436

Formerly known as 'West Villa', Crown House at 57 Marina was built initially as the residence of James Burton, but was later stayed in by Princess Victoria and her mother while they were on holiday during 1834/1835. The house became known as Victoria Lodge, or Victoria House and later as Crown House.

During the post-WW2 period, the ​building​ was empty and became derelict leading to concerns as to whether the ​building​ might need to be demolished during the early 1950s Grade II* Listed (Historic England listing 1043436)

Images

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  West Villa and Marina 1831

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  Marina 1854

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  Langham House, 5-6 Albert Road

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  ESCC Broderick Crown House Rough Sea

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  ESCC Broderick Crown House and Marina

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  Motor-Rally-Marina-June-1907-in-the-background-is-Crown-House-and-The-Colonade

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  Marina c1932

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  Band-playing-on-the-Palace-Pier.-1935.

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  St Leonards Pier and Marina

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  Crown House Blue Plaque