Description

PODINGTON HINWICK:
SP 96 SE
2/371 Hinwick Lodge
-
- II

House. Datestone 1770 with alterations and additions late C19 and very
beginning of C20. Coursed limestone rubble. Old clay tile roof with stone
gable coping. Original building is L-plan with a wing of two parallel gables
added to the S.E. end in C19. This wing is cement rendered but otherwise
follows the style of the original. Two storeys and attics. The front (N.E.)
elevation has three gabled dormers. First floor has two sash windows in C19
wing and two 3-light casement windows with glazing bars in C18 block. Ground
floor also has two sash windows to C19 wing. In the centre, was added at the
turn of the century, a flat-roofed extension with moulded parapet and cornice.
It has a large 3-light casement with high level transom, ironstone surround
and mullions, also ironstone drip mould. To the right of this, is a tall
staircase window probably added at the same time. To the right again, is a 3-
light casement with glazing bars. To the rear, the windows follow a similar
pattern with sashes in the C19 wing and casements in the C18 sections. The
sashes have slightly cambered heads. S.W. elevation of the C18 rear wing has
a C19 pointed arched window with glazing bars. To the S.E. is a bridge across
to the farm buildings. It is coursed limestone rubble with clay tile roof.
The attic has one gabled dormer to S.W. elevation and two to the N.W.
elevation. The ground floor is an open archway with ironstone surround and
keystone.

Listing NGR: SP9582861503

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26408144

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