Description

Old Hatfield
TL 20 NW HATFIELD HATFIELD PARK
(north side)

8/147 The Lodge House
Home Park, including
30.3.66 The Deer Larder

- II

House. Originally the residence of the Ranger of Hatfield Park.
Later 2 cottages. Now 1 house again. Early C17 timberframed
building with late C17 red brick casing. Details of the early-
mid C18, possibly 1738, the date on a lead drainpipe on the S
front. Plain tile roof. 2 storeys and attics. Symmetrical S
front has 2 projecting gabled wings, their ground and 1st floors
with 3-light windows in simplified Venetian window pattern.
Similar window to 1st floor centre. Half-glazed door with
architrave frame. Early C20 balustraded balcony over. Leaded
casement windows. Single hipped attic dormer. Roundels to each
gable. 2 chimney stacks either end of roof with joined square
shafts. Early C18 gabled stair turret projecting on W end.
Interior has good late C17 dog leg staircase with single
balusters. Attached to rear of house by brick corridor is an
early C18 single storey range of red brick with plain tiles. 2
roofs. 2 chimney stacks. 2 small part-weatherboarded gables on
W. Formerly a deer larder.

Listing NGR: TL2387409224

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26631557

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