Description

SK 27 NE PARISH OF HATHERSAGE NETHER PADLEY
5/49
4.12.80 White Edge Lodge
II

Lodge. Mid c19, in imitation of the local C17 vernacular style. Coursed squared
gritstone with quoins, moulded kneelers and copings and a stone slated roof.
Square in plan, each elevation being gabled, with ashlar ridge stacks to side
gables, and finials to the front and the rear. Two storeys and attics, each
elevation a single bay, and each with a different window pattern, but all with
moulded surrounds. South east elevation; 2-light chamfer mullioned windows to
ground and first floors, and single light opening to attic. Casements with
glazing bars. First and attic floor openings have plain dripmould, the ground
floor openings have their heads linked by a substantial moulded stringcourse. A
second stringcourse to first floor passes above window heads. Lean-to porch with
plain stone doorway and plain planked door to north east corner. The porch has a
C20 extension. One of a pair of lodges built by the Duke of Rutland for the
Longshawe Estate, the other being Thickwood Lodge.

Listing NGR: SK2650278536

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26403487

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