Description

NETTLEBED SU7086 13/87 Sue Ryder Home, lodge and entrance gates (q.v.) - II Lodge and gates. 1904 by C.E. Mallows for Robert Fleming. Red brick with stone dressings; slate roof; brick and stone stack. Square plan with angled corners. Beaux Arts style. Single storey; 3-bay range. Central 6-panel door with stone architrave and cornice supported on brackets, in semi-circular recess, flanked by stone Doric columns. 9-pane sashes to left and right with stone architrave and cornice. Stone quoins to left and right ends. Angled stone corners with oval wreathed window. Entablature to eaves, pyramidal roof with apex stack of brick with stone coping. Square stack has niches to each side. Left and right returns of three 9-pane sashes with stone architrave and cornice, bracketed to centre, with Doric columns between. Stone quoins to ends and entablature to eaves. Interior not inspected. Attached entrance gates: Pierced iron piers with decorative central entrance gates with overthrow, and pedestrian gates to left and right. Ornamental stone pier with brick quoins and oval wreathed opening to end.

Listing NGR: SU7036686385

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