Description

FLINTHAM FLINTHAM HALL PARK SK 7346 7/67 West Lodge at Flintham Hall

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Lodge. c.1853. By T. C. Hine for T. B. T. Hildyard. Renaissance Revival style. Ashlar with plain tile roof. Chamfered plinth, string course, coped parapets. Shouldered ogee gables. Single side wall and grouped central stacks with fillets and cornices. Single storey, 3 bays. T-plan. Windows are mostly mullioned casements, some shouldered. North east front has to left a gabled bay with parapeted bay window containing 5 lights. Above it, quatrefoil with sculptured cockerel. To right, in return angle, porch with moulded round headed doorway. Right side has round headed window. Window and door have linked hood mould with foliate stops. North west front has 5 light bay window with quatrefoil above. To right, casement. To right again, C20 flat roofed addition with a casement. West gable has a casement. Rear elevation has to left, door, and to right, 2 casements.

Listing NGR: SK7343346599

External Links

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