Description

TG 10 SE KETTERINGHAM STATION ROAD

5/95 Norwich Lodge

II

Lodge Cottage to Ketteringham Hall, c.1840, for Sir John Boileau: flint
with stone dressings, plain tile roof. Gothick style, T shaped, 1½ storeys;
2 cells deep to right with single cell wing to left having porch in angle.
Gable parapets with stone kneelers having sculptured oak leaves with B;
single bay range to right with central axial stack of 2 shafts in gault
brick with decorative brick cornice. Gable end to front with octagonal
stone finial; ground floor with canted bay window having stone roof, 5 stone
cusp headed lights with panel tracery and mullions; first floor with similar
2-light opening. Door to left return within gabled porch having 4-centred
stone arch with Boileau arms and crest above in stone, figure kneeler,
single Gothick light to left return. Single bay wing to left with external
gable end stack; ground floor with 2-lights, both to match main front gable.
Right return of 2 cell range with central plaque having shield inscribed
IPB (John Peter Boileau). Gothick openings of single light to right, 2
lights to left. C20 additions to west.

Listing NGR: TG1733403384

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26463496

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