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Latitude: 51.5172 / 51°31'2"N
Longitude: -2.3585 / 2°21'30"W
OS Eastings: 375220
OS Northings: 179873
OS Grid: ST752798
Mapcode National: GBR 0NR.Y99
Mapcode Global: VH961.24H7
Plus Code: 9C3VGJ8R+VJ
Entry Name: Orangery Attached to North West of Dodington House
Listing Date: 15 August 1985
Grade: I
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1211172
English Heritage Legacy ID: 395718
ID on this website: 101211172
Location: Dodington, South Gloucestershire, BS37
County: South Gloucestershire
Civil Parish: Dodington
Traditional County: Gloucestershire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Gloucestershire
Church of England Parish: Yate
Church of England Diocese: Bristol
Tagged with: Orangery
ST 77 NE DODINGTON C.P. DODINGTON PARK
6/59 Orangery attached to north west of
Dodington House
G.V.
I
Orangery. Designs dating from 1799 show curved orangery linking Dodington House
(q.v.) to Church of St. Mary (q.v.) by James Wyatt. Limestone ashlar with glass
roof. 5-bay curved wing has pilaster to full height between each bay, cornice
and blocking course, each bay has large cross window, 8 panes in lower sections,
2 in upper sections; terminal pavilion broken forward has central window as on
wing, similar pilaster to each side and side lights, 4 panes in lower sections,
one in upper sections, cornice and blocking course, west elevation of pavilion as
at front; C20 glass roof with cupola over pavilion. Rear rendered above single
storey attached block with arcade of 6 blind round-headed arches, window with
glazing bars in upper section of arch to left, containing corridor behind orangery;
cornice and blocking course to upper wall. Interior: cast iron gallery on rear
wall with cast iron panels with intersecting struts; raised stone flower beds
with recessed panels to fronts; door at rear giving access to rear of Dodington
House (q.v.) and glass doors to full height with side lights at east end of wing
giving direct access to House; black and cream stone floor. An early example of
the Regency taste for integrating house and garden. (Sources: Verey, D. :
Buildings of England Gloucestershire : The Cotswolds. 1970).
Listing NGR: ST7523079879
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