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In the entry for: WEST HORSLEY CP EPSOM ROAD

TQ 05 SE The Lodge and Gates
5/238 to West Horsley Place
(formerly listed as
14.6.67 Gateway to West Horsley
Place)

GV II

The entry shall be amended to read:

Lodge and Gates. Mid C19 for H Currie, extended to rear in C20. Red and brown brick
some C17; reused with plain tiled roofs. Single storey lodge with rusticated angle
quoins and brick dentils to gable eaves. T-plan with corbelled stack at crossing.
One "cross" leaded casement window under label to left hand gable, plain casement
under similar hood in chamfered surround to gable facing the street. Hip roofed,
C20 brick porch in the re-entrant angle to left. With ribbed C20 door. Lower brick
wing to right. Gates and railings to left, attached to lodge. Curved quadrant
railings to ends with square sandstone block piers and spherical finials. Approx
8 feet high. These flank the principal gates with scroll foliage arched work to
centre overthrow. In her recollections (1901) Emily Currie writes that "The approach
to the house was from the Guildford and Epsom Road, through a lodge built by my
father" (p3). A map of c1735 (kept in the house) shows that there was no lodge
in this position at that date and the gatepiers were of a different style.

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TQ 05SE WEST HORSLEY C.P. EPSOM ROAD

5/238 The Lodge and Gates
14/6/67 to West Horsley Place
(formerly listed as
Gateway to West Horsley
Place) II
Lodge and Gates. Mid C17, extended to rear in C20. Red and brown brick with plain
tiled roofs. Single storey lodge with rusticated angle quoins and brick dentils to
gable eaves. T-plan with corbelled stack at crossing. One "cross" leaded casement
window under label to left hand gable, plain casement under similar hood in chamfered
surround to gable facing the street. Hip roofed, C20 brick porch in the re-entrant
angle to left. With ribbed C20 door. Lower brick wing to right. Gates and railings
to left, attached to lodge. Curved quadrant railings to ends with square sandstone
block piers and spherical finials. Approx. 8 feet high. These flank the principal
gates with scroll foliage arched work to centre overthrow.

Listing NGR: TQ0896352684

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26280506

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