Description

KIPLIN B6271
SE 29 NE
(West Side)
4/11 East gateway and lodge to
Kiplin Hall.
31.3.70
- II
Gatepiers, gates and lodge to Kiplin Hall. Gateway late C18. Lodge c1870
by W E Nesfield. Ashlar and coursed rubblestone, stone slate roof, wrought-
iron gates. Rusticated ashlar gate piers with chamfered plinths,
entablatures with paterae and stepped caps. Scalloped carriage gate with
spear-finialled bars and dog bars, ratings similar, standards with leaf
motif finials. Lodge: T-shaped in plan with rear cross wing. 2 storeys, 3
bays. Central gabled bay: ashlar plinth and quoins. Ground floor: 3 light
chamfered-mullion window with hoodmould. First floor: 2-light chamfered
mullion window with hoodmould. In the gable is a blank chamfered slit
window. Ashlar coping with finial. Outer bays blind. On the left return
of the central bay is a 1-storey porch with ashlar dressings, chamfered
window with hoodmould. Central axial stack, ridge stack with 2 diagonally-
set flues.

Listing NGR: SE2807997343

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26443062

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