Description

SK 81 NW FREEBY HOLYGATE DRIVE

Stapleford Park (east side) 6/31 Holygate Lodge

G.V. II

Lodge, now house. Mid C19. Coursed and squared ironstone and timber framing with bridck nogging, with ashlar dressings and Collyweston slate roofs. Chamfered plinth, first floor band, jettied first floor, decorated bargeboards, grouped lateral stack with octagonal coped stalks. 2 storeys, 3 bays. South front has a central gabled porch with Tudor arched doorway and a small chamfered casement in each side, flanked by single 3 light mullioned casements with flat hoods. Jettied north gable has a 3 light mullioned casement and above, a hipped timber mullioned oriel window. West side has to left a cross mullioned casement and to right, gabled wing with a canted bay window with cross mullioned casements. Above, a 3 light cross mullioned casement with hood mould. East side has to left, gabled wing with a 2 light mullioned casement on each floor, with hood moulds, and to right, a single casement. This building was erected as a lodge to the south east entrance to Stapleford Park.

Listing NGR: SK8217817103

External Links

• Wikidata Q26314462

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