Description

EARLEY WHITEKNIGHTS ROAD (south side)
SU 77 SW
4/5 The Lodge

II

Lodge to Foxhill. Probably by Waterhouse in a Neo-Gothic style. c1868.
Red brick with dark brick bands and stone dressings. Fishscale slate
roof. One and a half storeys. Roofs with stone coped gabled parapets
with kneelers and finials; large central brick stack with original clay
pots, and smaller west gable stack projecting from wall. Irregular
fenestration on both storeys with casements on ground floor, sashes above,
all with centre stone mullions. Square bay at angle on east wing with
stone tile hipped roof. Doorway on right of north gable end with stone
pointed, moulded arch surround, plain boarded door and drip mould with
foliage label stops over. Small buttress to right of door with small
stone twin gablets with cusped detail.

Listing NGR: SU7388372267

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26605207

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