Description

TL 41 SW GILSTON BURNTMILL LANE
(east side)

2/31 No 46

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- II

Lodge, now a house. Early C19. Single storey cottage ornee of
bricks and tile facing S. T-plan with octagonal raised porch
projection, the front part supported on 4 branching tree trunks,
in middle of S front. Red brick with grey brick dressings to
angles, arches and openings. Steep old red tile gabled roofs
with wavy pierced bargeboards to E and W gables, 3-centred head
to battened door in porch. 1 window each side, surmounted by
segmental arch and small gable. On W wall, a 3-sided bay window
with cast iron diamond lattice and steep tiled polygonal roof.
Gabled rear wing. 2 tall octagonal red brick chimneys with
spurred caps and moulded bases. Linked to parallel roofed red
brick tiled outbuilding at NW with twin bargeboarded gables with
chimney between, at S end. Formerly the South Lodge to Terlings,
a country house now demolished. A picturesque lodge in the form
of a single storey cottage ornee.

Listing NGR: TL4470611536

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26394509

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