Description

SS 92 SW BAMPTON

5/6 Chain Bridge Lodge
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GV II

Lodge, formerly to Stuckeridge House (qv) in Oakford Parish. Whitewashed and
rendered, probably stone ; thatched roof, lean-to at right end slated ; central
rendered stack.
Plan: Irregular plan with a 5-sided front block with a verandah around the front and
a gabled rear block set slightly to the right with a lean-to on the right return.
Cottage ornie.
Exterior: Single-storey and attic, the hipped roof of the front block carried down as
a thatched ll-bay verandah on timber posts. Pointed arched doorway on front in
centre bay with a 2-panel front door and tiny 1-light pointed windows to left and
right. The left and right bays each have 1 pointed arched 2-light window with Y
tracery and ornamental glazing bars. 2-leaf arched glazed door into front block from
garden on left return ; the rear block also has a separate entrance on the same side
with a door with an arched fanlight and an arched window ; attic dormers in the
thatch have windows with glazing bars.
Interior: not inspected but may have features of interest. Group value with the
Chain Bridge.

Listing NGR: SS9391020872

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26400794

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