Description

GREAT FARINGDON FERNHAM ROAD SU 29 SE

4/1 No 35 (Coxwell Lodge)

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- II

c.1800-20 roughcast rendered house with later additions. Original house square plan, 2-storey with modern tile cross-gabled roof and central rendered stack. Coped parapet and paired gables to north and south fronts. Windows all with intersecting glazing bars. South front: 2 shallow, 2-storey curved bays with triple windows divided by fluted strips and with projecting eaves and moulded soffit boards. Similar one-storey bay on east side. North front with ground floor pair of exposed box glazing bar sashes to east and projecting glazed porch to west. Above, similar sashes to west and to east 4-light casement. Long service wing along west side and projecting to north, later addition. Roughcast with similar sash windows to main house in section adjoining north front. Else- where stone mullioned Tudor-style windows. Large north end porch in rusticated surround with intersecting tracery to arched fanlight.

Listing NGR: SU2852294356

External Links

• Wikidata Q26649917

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