Description

HOVERINGHAM MAIN STREET
SK 64 NE
(east side)
4/74 Southfield Lodge
II
House. c.1830 with mid C20 extension. Painted brick. Slate
roof. 2 left external and single ridge red brick stacks. Set on
a chamfered plinth, being rendered between plinth and sills. 2
storeys, 3 bays, the single central bay being 3 storeys plus
attic and slightly projecting with a pyramidal roof forming a
turret. The outer single bays are gabled and have decorative
bargeboards. Central doorway with glazed and panelled door.
Either side are single sashes with 3 sashes above, the central
single sash being smaller. Above, in the central bay is a single
rectangular recessed panel containing a single small pointed
arched opening with single casement. Above is a single gabled
dormer with decorative bargeboard and single trefoil. Projecting
from above the ground floor openings and 3 steps up is a lean-to
glass, wood, brick and wrought iron verandah with tiled floor and
decorative brackets. To the right, set back, is the 2 storey, 2
bay painted brick with hipped slate roof extension. Set on a
chamfered plinth. 2 sashes. Above are 2 smaller sashes which
break into the eaves, being gabled over with plain bargeboards.
All sashes have decorative glazing bars and are under pointed
arches.

Listing NGR: SK6994446741

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