Description

EYE, MORETON & SO 56 SW ASHTON CP 7/3 The Garden Lodge approximately 150 m 11.6.59 east of Berrington Hall (formerly listed as lodge 175 yards east of Berrington Hall) GV II

Lodge at eastern driveway giving access to Berrington Hall (qv). By Henry Holland, 1778 - c81 for Thomas Harley. Sandstone ashlar with slate roof. Rectangular plan with central archway in form of a triumphal arch. Two storeys with string course, blocking course and -parapet with part balustrad- ing. The string course continues over the archway which rises to full height as a label and is interrupted by a keystone. The archway is flanked by 6- pane glazing bar sash windows to upper floor and 12-pane glazing bar sash windows to ground floor.

Listing NGR: SO5110863694

External Links

• Wikidata Q26588462

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