Description

NZ61NW GUISBOROUGH WHITBY ROAD
(NORTH SIDE)

3/212 Entrance gates,
piers and
boundary walls
adjoining S.
side of South
Lodge.

GV II

Entrance gateway (to Gisborough Hall), piers and linking
boundary/curtain wall. c.1857. (Possibly by M.W. (or S.S.*)
Teulon, who designed Gisborough Hall). Dressed sandstone walls,
sandstone ashlar piers, Two outer piers with moulded cornice
capitals, ball finials and panelled sides. Boundary/curtain
walls, with plinth and moulded copings, curve inwards from the
outer piers to meet matching gatepiers supporting cast-concrete
demi sea-wolves (crest of Chaloner Family). Pedestrian doorway,
with moulded architrave and timber gates, either side of gate
piers. Main double gates are panelled timber with iron fittings,
in Jacobean style. The S. bay window of South Lodge is built
into the E. boundary/curtain wall.
The listing includes the adjoining high boundary walls fronting
onto Whitby Road and running 60m. to E. and 85m. to W. c.1857.
Dressed sandstone with pointed coping.

* N. Pevsner, ".... Yorkshire N. .Riding, " 1966, p.179.

Listing NGR: NZ6231116042

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26432561

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