Description

CODFORD STATION ROAD, Ashton Gifford ST 93 NE/ ST 94 SE (east side) 4 & 7/75 Ashton Cottage GV II Lodge to Ashton Gifford House (q.v.), now detached cottage. C17, altered late C18. Rendered cob, hipped thatched roof with pair of diagonally-set axial brick stacks. Baffle entry. Single-storey and attic, 2-window. Central planked door in thatched porch with 2-light casement either side, both with semi-circular heads with Y- glazing bars. Two semi-circular headed attic dormers with similar casements. Left return facing former drive to Ashton Gifford House has canted bay with cast-iron hexagonal glazing bars, C20 top-hung window to attic. C20 French windows to right return. Rear has central outshut under thatch with semi-circular headed attic dormer left and right, C20 lean-to extension to right. Interior has open fireplace with restored lintel on brick jambs in south room, blocked fireplace in north room. Known as West Lodge and occupied as two dwellings until 1964.

Listing NGR: ST9565040006

External Links

• Wikidata Q26288141

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  This Old House: Restoring, Rehabilitating, and Renovating an Older House
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