Description

In the entry for

24/83 ANDOVER NEWBURY STREET
No 6 (Priory Lodge) and
No 6A [Formerly listed
as No 2 (Priory Lodge
including Stables)]

The entry shall be amended to read No 4 and 6 (Priory Lodge)
and No 6A [Formerly
listed as No 2 (Priory
Lodge including Stables)]
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SU 3645 NE ANDOVER NEWBURY STREET
4/83 No 6 (Priory Lodge) and
24.2.50 No 6A [Formerly listed
as No 2 (Priory Lodge
including Stables)]

GV II
Villa of severe classical treatment with an irregular front (north) of 2 storeys and
basement, 1.1.2 windows. Low-pitched hipped slate roofing, with a wide soffit ending
in a moulding above a plain fascia. Stucco walling; the east wing has a slightly-
projecting centrepiece (containing the opening) with a plain cornice coping above a
fascia, recessed plain architraves (with cambered head to the ground-floor), plinth;
the main block projects slightly at the west side (of 2 windows), plain recessed
architraves to the first floor, plain first floor cill band, cornices on brackets
above recessed architraves to the tall ground floor windows, plinth with cambered
arches to the basement openings (protected by cast-iron rails). Sashes in reveals.
Ionic porch with 2 columns and pilasters, the wide opening having a fanlight and
sidelights. At the west side is attached a wall between piers. The rear elevation is
symmetrical, of 2 storeys, 3 windows, with first floor band, sashes to the first
floor, French windows to the ground floor within a cast-iron trellis verandah of 6
openwork columns linked by arches. The roadside forecourt has a wall and pier in
yellow brickwork at the east side, connected to the adjoining curtilage (No 8), there
are the remains of high rear garden walling, with a surviving tall octagonal pier with
Gothic detals (in stucco on brickwork). Curving interior staircase.

Listing NGR: SU3655945679

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26555227

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