Description

In the entry for:-

TQ 27 SE
426

FURZEDOWN DRIVE, SW16
Furzedown Lodge

II

The description shall be amended to read:-
Circa 1862-67. Single-storey freestanding building formerly the lodge to
Furzedown House and farm. Three bays wide to the north and 2 to the west.
Yellow stocks with gauged yellow brick arches, stone dressings and hipped slate
roof. The north elevation has a prominent square brick porch with round-headed
arches springing from stone colonettes on 3 sides, the openings recessed into
concentric brick arches. The porch is crowned by a modillion cornice and
balustraded parapet and flanked by sash windows with diamond and verged glazing
bars. The windows are recessed into chamfered surrounds with gauged flat
arches. The west elevation has, on the main bay, a prominent canted bow with
windows detailed as on the north elevation and cornice and parapet as on the
porch. A second recessed bay has a single similar window. A crowning deep
stucco coving with vineleaf relief rising to the eaves cornice breaks back round
the recessed bay. The tall stacks rise to bold bracketed cornices.

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TQ 27 SE
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FURZEDOWN DRIVE SW16
Furzedown Lodge

II

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Circa 1850. Single-storey freestanding building formerly the lodge to Furzedown
house and farm. Three bays wide to the north and 2 to the west. Yellow stocks
with gauged yellow brick arches, stone dressings and hipped slate roof.
The north elevation has a prominent square brick porch with round-headed arches
springing from stone colonnettes on 3 sides, the openings recessed into concentric
brick arches. The porch is crowned by a modillion cornice and balustraded parapet
and flanked by sash windows with diamond and verged glazing bars. The windows are
recessed into chamfered surrounds with gauged flat arches.
The west elevation has on the main bay a prominent canted bow with windows detailed
as on the north elevation and cornice and parapet as on the porch. A second
recessed bay has a single similar window.
A crowning deep stucco coving with vineleaf relief rising to the eaves cornice
breaks back round the recessed bay. The tall stacks rise to bold bracketed
cornices.

Listing NGR: TQ2872971450

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26318595

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