Description

ST02NE WIVELISCOMBE WITHOUT CP

3/121 Abbotsfield Lodge

11.7.75

- II

Lodge to Abbotsfield (q.v.). Circa 1872. Architect Owen Jones. Coursed squared
red sandstone, white limestone and Ham stone dressings, quoins, dentil cornice,
tiled roof with decorative ridge tiles. 2 storey gabled wings with acroteria,
"L"-plan, small pyramid roofed tower in angle, flat roofed porch to South,
lean-to extension East almost completing a square. 4 light splayed bays windows
ground floor in gable ends, cross windows above, sometransomed and 2 light
mullioned and transomed windows most with leaded panes, some with rusticated
surrounds, others with pediments. Pedimented tablet on East side of tower with
coat of arms, presumably those of Lacey Collard for whom Abbotsfield was built.

Listing NGR: ST0734127658

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26311883

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