Description

CHURCH PREEN C.P. KENLEY ROAD SO 59 NW 7/28 East Lodge II Lodge. Circa 1870 with later additions and alterations. Probably by Richard Norman Shaw. Planted timber frame on high coursed limestone rubble plinth, ashlar dressings; machine tile roof with fretted bargeboards to gables. T-plan. 2 storeys; rectangular planted timber frame panels below eaves; irregular fenestration, east side has mullion window to left on ground floor with wooden mullioned and transomed window beneath small gable to left of centre on first floor, north gable end has canted bay mullioned and transomed window to ground floor with two 3-light leaded casements above; entrance through early C20 lean-to porch with half-glazed door on west side; integral lateral stack on east side with moulded red brick shaft. East Lodge stands at the east drive entrance to Preen Manor (not included), built by Richard Norman Shaw for Arthur Sparrow in c.1870-1. Eldon Carran, personal communication.

Listing NGR: SO5481998945

External Links

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