Description

NZ 05 SE CONSETT SHOTLEY GROVE ROAD
(West side)
Shotley Bridge
5/80 (inset) Lodge, piers, gate
and railings to
Grove House
GV II
Lodge, piers and railings to Shotley Grove House, now Grove House. Circa 1826
for Joseph Annandale. Lodge incised stucco with ashlar quoins and dressings;
roofs of thick graduated dark slate and Welsh slate; piers of coarse sandstone;
iron railings and gate.
Lodge has one-storey, 2-bay front to road, with 2 canted bay windows with deep
chamfered stone mullions and lattice glazing; low-pitched hipped roof. Flat-
roofed C20 entrance porch set back at left. Rear wing probably early C20 with
low-pitched hipped roof; C20 one-bay addition to this not of interest.
2 chamfered gate piers to right of lodge have top moulding and octagonal domed
coping; between lodge and left pier a pedestrian gate has serpentine top rail
with fleur-de-lys finials and spear-headed dog-bars; similar railings to right
of second pier and extending from it for about 5 metres alongside drive.

Listing NGR: NZ0871552077

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26551948

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