Description

BISHOPS TACHBROOK Castle Park
Lodge Wood

15/103 The Hunting Lodge
6.11.79

- II*

Large house. 1748, probably by Daniel Garrett, altered in 1898. Coursed
ashlar. In a Gothick style. Plinth. Battlemented parapets. Approximately
T-shaped in plan with three-storey gabled central cross-wing, and lower
two-storey flanking wings. South entrance in central projecting cross-wing.
Pointed headed doorway with plank door. Above pointed headed coupled lancets
in square-headed opening and above again five-light mullioned casements.
Fenestration to south elevation of the flanking wings are pointed headed
coupled lancets in square-headed openings. Fenestration to east and north
elevations are square-headed cross mullion/transom casements. All fenestration
with leaded panes. On north elevation large projecting porch with balcony
above. Stairs down to left and right and central arcade of three pointed
headed arches. Two big stone chimney stacks. Interior: late C19 oak panelling
and Renaissance style staircase.

Listing NGR: SP2927963078

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17552131

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