Description

SK 35 NW
1/80

PARISH OF DETHICK, LEA AND HOLLOWAY
MILL LANE
The Lodge, gatepiers and flanking boundary walls

(Formerly listed as the Lodge at Lea Wood Hall)

26-11-79

GV
II
House, formerly lodge to Lea Wood Hall. 1874-7. W. Eden Nesfield architect.
Regularly coursed gritstone with ashlar dressings to ground floor, with tile hung
first floor, and plain tiled roof with projecting verges to gable. Massive off-
centre ridge brick cluster stack with boldly corbelled cap. North elevation, gable
to street, with jettied tile hung gable carried on deep timber brackets. 3-
light and single light casement openings to ground floor, and a 4-light
casement with shutters to first floor. Side elevation with gabled first floor
projection carried on timber brackets above doorway, which has C20 glazed door.
To the west, entrance gatepiers 1.5 metres high with moulded bases to pyramidal
caps, attached to curved flanking entrance walls with chamfered copings,
terminating on the west side in a tall, square pier with pyramidal cap.

Listing NGR: SK3228456316

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26402912

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