Description

WOKINGHAM GLEBELANDS ROAD SU 86 NW (North side) 10/27 The Lodge at Glebelands and adjoining wall 23.8.85 G.V. II Lodge. c1897 by Sir Ernest Newton. Brick with stone dressings, tile roof. L-plan with projecting gable on south west and small hipped extension on north east. One and 1½ storeys. One chimney on ridge and one projecting from the right hand wall with diamond shafts. Casement windows with square leads and stone mullions. Entrance front:-One bay gable on the right, with 3-stage stone corbels on both corners, 3-light casement upper level, canted bay on ground floor with 4-light casement and 2-light on returns. One storey part to left with roof swept down to low level ; a glazed C20 entrance door with sidelights in angle and a 4-light casement to the left of this. Wall, adjoining on south east side. C19. Formerly enclosing the kitchen garden to Glebelands (listed separately 10/28). Approximately l½ metres high and 35 bays long with 5 bays on north west return. Segmental head to planked door in first bay on south end.

Listing NGR: SU8109869100

External Links

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