Description

WELLOW RYEDOWN LANE SU 31 NW 6/1 Tudor Lodge

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Lodge, now private residence. Early C19, built for Nightingale family. Brick with blue headers, and timber scantling and brick, old plain tile roof. Plan of T-plan 2 1/2 storey lodge with low linking to gabled crosswing of timber scantling and brick. Front has T-shaped lodge on side with rest attached to head of T. End of head of T has 3-light leaded casement of 1st 2 floors with tripmould 1st and 2nd floor string. Kneelered gable with gable wall and finial, and 2-light leaded casement under dripmould. Stack of 4 rectangular shafts with joined heads. Link bay has 2 tall leaded 2-light casements and over gabled dormer with 2-light leaded casement. Crosswing has 2-light leaded casement on each floor with carved bargeboards and finial. Lean-to to far side weatherboarded. On side tiled gabled dormer.

Listing NGR: SP2747720376

External Links

• Wikidata Q26385932

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