Description

ST DAY TOLGULLOW
SW 74 SW
(west side of B3298)
6/363
Tregullow Lodge with
associated gatepiers
II
Lodge to Tregullow House. c.1830. Killas rubble brought to courses, with granite
dressings, slate roof. Roughly cruciform plan formed by 2-unit main range with
short wings to front and rear plus a lean-to in the rear angle. Tudor style.
Single storey; raised quoins and raised surrounds to openings; the north front (to
drive) has a gabled porch to the left, with chamfered 4-centred arched doorway,
and a single-light window to the right of this; and the short projecting wing to
the right has a 3-light mullioned window. Chimney stack behind ridge. The east
gable wall has a small canted bay with 4-light mullioned window, the west gable
has a 3-light window, and the rear wing has a single light window in its south
side and a door in the gable wall. All windows have chamfered reveals and most
have diamond leaded glazing. Interior: 3-room plan, plus a half-sunk scullery in
the lean-to. Gatepiers approx. 5 metres east: a set of 4 sturdy monoliths approx.
½ metre square and 2 metres high, with shallow pyramidal caps, the inner and
outer piers linked by unusual stone railings with narrow round-headed openings
and rounded coping.

Listing NGR: SW7288043086

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26435333

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