Description

SK 57 SW NETHER LANGWITH LANGWITH LODGE
DRIVE
(North side)

7/115 Langwith Lodge

II

House, now hospital. 1904 by Louis Ambler for the Duke of
Portland's agent. Red brick with ashlar dressings. Slate roof.
2 projecting gable and 2 ridge red brick and ashlar stacks.
Ashlar cornice. Plinth. Quoins. Neo-Georgian, H-plan. 2
storeys plus attic, 11 bays. The outer 3 bays, either side,
project and are gabled with an ashlar band forming a pediment.
The single, central, slightly projecting bay has a smaller
pedimented gable. Central projecting single storey porch with
central doorway with panelled door and glazing bar fanliqht.
Flanked by single fixed marginal lights, all in a rusticated
ashlar surround. Over is an open segmental hood supported on
stone brackets. Either side are 2 arched sashes. In each of the
projecting wings is a single storey canted bay with moulded
ashlar cornice. Each with 3 sashes. Above is a central Venetian
window with sashes. To the left are 2 arched glazing bar
casements in original openings and to the right 2 arched sashes.
In each of the projecting wings is a single arched sash flanked
by single, similar, smaller sashes. In the pediment of the
central bay is a glazing bar oeil de boeuf. The outer pediments
each have a single Venetian window with sashes. There are 4 roof
dormers each with segmental wooden pediment and single sash. All
sashes have glazing bars. Interior contains original fireplaces,
some panelled doors and rooms. The open well staircase has iron
twist balusters with carved tread ends and the wall side is
panelled and has regular, small, decorated, fluted pilasters.

Listing NGR: SK5379170585

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26557494

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