Description

IRNHAM SWINSTEAD ROAD
TF 02 NW (west side)

3/190 Shuttlecock Lodge,
gateway and store

II

Lodge, gateway and store. c.1830, possibly by Joseph Ireland.
Squared limestone rubble with ashlar quoins and dressings.
Collyweston slate roofs, single stone wall stack. Cast iron ogee
latticed gates and flanking screens have square panelled piers
with embattled tops. to left a square store block, single
storey, single bay with 2 light top hung iron casement window.
To the rear left corner is a taller tower, all with embattled
parapets and cornice. The main block to the right is 2 storey,
irregular 2 bay front with to left a small rectangular fixed
light to lower entrance bay and to right a 2 light window. To
first floor a similar window. Windows are mullioned with moulded
hoods. To right of front is an attached octagonal tower. All
with embattled parapets and cornice. To left side front the
entrance doorway has a pointed arched surround with moulded hood,
beyond is a canted mullioned bay window with hipped limestone
roof.

Listing NGR: TF0256225860

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26439999

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