Description

SE4805 HICKLETON HICKLETON HALL

12/72 East lodge and
entrance gateway

GV II
Lodge and entrance gateway. c1910. For the Hickleton Hall estate. Rock-faced
and ashlar limestone, Welsh slate roof. Square lodge with entrance archway set
back on right. In the style of Lutyens. Lodge: single-storey with attic, 2 x 1 bays.
Chamfered ashlar plinth band, alternately projecting quoins. Sashes with glazing
bars in quoined surrounds with soffit-moulded sills and tripartite keystones. Deep
eaves cornice. Hipped roof with 2 roof dormers; quoined and corniced ridge stack.
Right return has 3-light window with 8-pane sashes, canted roof-dormer.
Entrance archway: rock-faced quoins. Impost band to round arch with tripartite
keystone having console-shaped central stone. String course rises over arch as
hood. Open pediment with ledges to pigeon holes in tympanum. Rear in same style.

Listing NGR: SE4834205268

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26486793

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